5 Stars (feat. C. Tangana, Neo Pistea y Polimá Westcoast)

DUKI's song "5 Stars" featuring C. Tangana, Neo Pistea, and Polimá Westcoast is a vivid portrayal of the luxurious lifestyle that comes with fame and success. The repeated mention of 'five stars' symbolizes the high-end experiences and opulence that the artists are now accustomed to. From champagne of all colors to lavish suites and late checkouts, the song paints a picture of a life filled with extravagance and indulgence. The lyrics also touch on the constant travel and the transient nature of relationships in this high-flying lifestyle, where new enemies and fleeting connections are a part of the daily routine.

Despite the glamorous facade, there's an underlying sense of emptiness and isolation. The line "Cada uno se busca sus propias prisiones" (Each one seeks their own prisons) suggests that even in the midst of luxury, the artists feel trapped in their own ways. The mention of being 'enjaula'o' (caged) and living 'de vacaciones' (on vacation) highlights the paradox of feeling confined despite the freedom that wealth supposedly brings. This duality is further emphasized by the references to hidden desires and the superficiality of their interactions, where material wealth cannot fill the emotional void.

The song also delves into the fleeting nature of pleasure and the inevitable comedown from the high life. The imagery of a 'jacuzzi una barca' (jacuzzi a boat) and the suite being 'la más alta' (the highest) contrasts with the pain that follows when the high fades. The artists acknowledge the temporary nature of their happiness, with lines like "Va a doler cuando caiga" (It will hurt when it falls). This acknowledgment of the transient nature of their joy adds a layer of depth to the song, making it not just a celebration of luxury but also a reflection on its limitations and the emotional cost that comes with it.