Vampiros (feat. Duki)

In 'Vampiros,' C.R.O and Duki delve into the hedonistic and often destructive lifestyle associated with fame and the music industry. The song's title, which translates to 'Vampires,' sets the tone for a narrative that explores the nocturnal, almost predatory nature of their existence. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life filled with excess, from drugs and alcohol to casual relationships, all underscored by a sense of invincibility and detachment from societal norms.

The repeated references to 'cocaine,' 'blunt,' and 'cristalina' (a term for crystal meth) highlight the rampant substance abuse that often accompanies a rockstar lifestyle. The artists describe their experiences with a mix of bravado and resignation, acknowledging the temporary highs and inevitable lows. The line 'Voy a morime como una leyenda, like Kurt Cobain' (I'm going to die like a legend, like Kurt Cobain) is particularly poignant, referencing the tragic end of the Nirvana frontman and hinting at the self-destructive tendencies that fame can exacerbate.

C.R.O and Duki also touch on the superficiality and fleeting nature of their relationships. The repeated phrase 'Ahora tu puta yo la tengo encima' (Now your girl is on top of me) underscores the transient and often transactional nature of their interactions. The song's chorus, with its hypnotic repetition, mirrors the cyclical and inescapable nature of their lifestyle. Despite the apparent glamour, there's an underlying sense of emptiness and a yearning for something more substantial, a common theme in songs that explore the darker side of fame.

'Vampiros' serves as both a celebration and a cautionary tale, capturing the allure and the pitfalls of a life lived in the fast lane. Through their raw and unfiltered lyrics, C.R.O and Duki offer a glimpse into a world where the highs are high, but the lows can be devastating.