Hijo de La Noche (feat. C.R.O y Ysy A)

The song "Hijo de La Noche" by DUKI, featuring C.R.O and Ysy A, delves into the lifestyle and mindset of individuals who thrive in the night. The repeated phrase "soy hijo 'e la noche" (I am a child of the night) serves as a central theme, emphasizing their connection to nocturnal activities and the freedom it brings. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life filled with indulgence, where the night is a playground for vices such as drugs, money, and women. This hedonistic lifestyle is portrayed as a conscious choice, with the artists rejecting conventional desires like owning a luxury car in favor of living in the moment and seeking immediate gratification.

The song also explores the idea of escapism. The night becomes a refuge from the mundane and the pressures of daily life. The line "Soy su copiloto, vamo' de viaje a la' estrella'" (I am her co-pilot, let's travel to the stars) suggests a desire to escape reality and reach for something greater, even if it's just a fleeting illusion. This sense of escapism is further highlighted by the references to drugs and partying, which serve as temporary means to transcend the ordinary.

Cultural references and metaphors enrich the song's narrative. Ysy A's verse touches on biblical imagery, mentioning "Hijo de Eva, padre de Adán" (Son of Eve, father of Adam) and the "manzana mordida" (bitten apple), alluding to original sin and the inherent flaws of humanity. This adds a layer of depth, suggesting that the nocturnal lifestyle is not just a choice but a consequence of human nature and past transgressions. The song's dark, almost gothic tone is encapsulated in DUKI's comparison of himself to Batman and a gargoyle, figures that are both creatures of the night and symbols of vigilance and mystery.