Marca de La Cadena (feat. ByMonkid)

DUKI's song 'Marca de La Cadena' featuring ByMonkid delves into the complexities of fame, success, and the superficiality that often accompanies them. The recurring line, 'No son tatuaje' en el cuello, son las marca’ 'e la cadena,' serves as a metaphor for the burdens and marks left by the chains of success and materialism. These 'marks' are not literal tattoos but rather the emotional and psychological imprints of a high-profile lifestyle. The mention of 'Carolina Herrera' adds a layer of luxury and opulence, contrasting with the underlying sense of emptiness and disconnection.

The song also explores themes of rivalry and self-assertion. Lines like 'Fuck a tu grupo, le puse el pie en la cara' and 'Hablan demasiado y nunca disparan' reflect a confrontational attitude towards competitors and critics. DUKI's lyrics suggest a sense of superiority and confidence, yet they also hint at the stress and pressure that come with maintaining such a public persona. The artist's reference to being 'sponsoreado por Brahma' and living a life constantly on the move ('vivo en el aeropuerto') underscores the relentless pace and commercial aspects of his career.

Moreover, the song touches on the personal sacrifices made for fame. DUKI mentions leaving his life on stage ('Dejo la vida en cada concierto') and the toll it takes on him, arriving at hotels 'muerto.' Despite the glamorous facade, there's an acknowledgment of the exhaustion and the emotional cost of his lifestyle. The repeated assertion that 'No es que yo sea tan bueno, es que ello’ dan vergüenza ajena' suggests a critique of others in the industry, implying that his success is as much about his own talent as it is about the shortcomings of his peers.