Tumbando El Club (remix) (feat. Neo Pistéa, C.R.O, Obiewanshot, Ysy A, Cazzu, Khea, Lucho SSJ, Coqeéin Montana y Marcianos Crew)

DUKI's remix of 'Tumbando El Club' featuring a star-studded lineup of Neo Pistéa, C.R.O, Obiewanshot, Ysy A, Cazzu, Khea, Lucho SSJ, Coqeéin Montana, and Marcianos Crew is a powerful declaration of what true trap music represents. The song is a bold statement against the superficial elements often associated with the genre, emphasizing authenticity, street credibility, and the harsh realities of life. The repeated phrase 'Tumbando el club' (knocking down the club) serves as a metaphor for their dominance and influence in the music scene, asserting their presence and impact.

The lyrics delve into the essence of trap, contrasting it with the commercialized version that many artists portray. DUKI and his collaborators argue that real trap is not about materialistic displays or superficial bravado but about the struggles and experiences of those who live it. The line 'Trap es mi negro en prisión' (Trap is my brother in prison) highlights the connection to the streets and the real-life consequences faced by many in their community. This raw and unfiltered portrayal of life is what they believe gives trap its true meaning and power.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of loyalty and camaraderie among the artists. They emphasize the importance of their crew and the collective effort to 'tumbando el club.' This unity is a crucial aspect of their identity, as they navigate the challenges and adversities of their environment. The song also touches on themes of resilience and defiance, with the artists proudly proclaiming their success and determination to continue thriving despite the odds. The cultural references, such as mentioning Gauchito Gil, a folk saint revered in Argentina, further root the song in its local context, adding depth and authenticity to their message.