Llámalo (feat. Aiman JR)

Delarue's song 'Llámalo,' featuring Aiman JR, delves into the gritty realities of street life, the pursuit of success, and the respect earned through resilience and perseverance. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the challenges faced by individuals growing up in tough neighborhoods, where respect and survival are paramount. The song opens with a nod to those who have shown respect and to the elders who have nurtured their communities. It also acknowledges the transformation of individuals who once resorted to violence but changed their ways after witnessing the suffering of their loved ones.

The recurring phrase 'Dos pavas, una cama, vida de artista, llámalo' (Two girls, one bed, artist's life, call it) encapsulates the duality of the artist's life—glamour and hardship. The lyrics highlight the constant struggle to make a living, the temptations of quick money, and the inevitable consequences of such choices. The song also touches on the theme of loyalty and betrayal, as Delarue reflects on the few who stayed true and the many who faltered. The mention of 'Toute 7alal, fuck l3alam' (Everything is halal, fuck the world) signifies a rejection of societal norms and a commitment to living by one's own rules.

The collaboration with Aiman JR adds depth to the narrative, emphasizing the importance of respect and the harsh realities of street life. The lyrics 'Ici le respect se paga con respeto' (Here, respect is paid with respect) and 'Fuck le 3alem, paranoia mental' (Fuck the world, mental paranoia) underscore the mental toll of living in such an environment. The song also highlights the importance of family and community, as well as the relentless pursuit of success despite the odds. Delarue's raw and unfiltered storytelling, combined with Aiman JR's powerful verses, creates a compelling narrative that resonates with listeners who have experienced similar struggles.