Los Busco

In 'Los Busco,' Cosculluela delves into themes of power, vigilance, and the constant tension of street life. The song opens with the artist expressing a sense of mental entanglement and paranoia, suggesting that he feels both hunted and hunter. This duality is a recurring theme throughout the lyrics, as Cosculluela oscillates between seeking out his adversaries and feeling pursued by them. The repetition of 'los busco' (I search for them) and 'me buscan' (they search for me) underscores this relentless cycle of pursuit and evasion.

Cosculluela's lyrics are rich with references to weaponry, power, and status, painting a vivid picture of his life in the streets. He boasts about his arsenal, financial success, and influence, using metaphors and cultural references to emphasize his dominance. For instance, he mentions 'tiradores flow Curry,' likening his shooters to the precision of basketball player Stephen Curry, and 'tres palos negros como Barack,' referencing former President Barack Obama to highlight the power and impact of his actions. These lines not only showcase his lyrical prowess but also serve to intimidate his rivals.

The song also touches on the artist's resilience and readiness to confront any threats. Cosculluela's confidence is palpable as he declares his preparedness to face his enemies, backed by his loyal crew and extensive resources. The mention of 'Dolce and Gabbana' and 'Rolex Presidente' further illustrates his luxurious lifestyle and the juxtaposition of street life with high-end fashion. This blend of bravado and vigilance encapsulates the essence of 'Los Busco,' offering listeners a glimpse into the high-stakes world Cosculluela navigates daily.