EL DUEÑO DE LO CROKY (part. Yaisel LM)

El Alfa, also known as El Jefe, is a prominent figure in the Dominican dembow scene, known for his energetic beats and assertive lyrics. In his song "EL DUEÑO DE LO CROKY (feat. Yaisel LM)", he presents himself as a dominant and influential character in his environment. The repeated phrase "El dueño 'e lo' croki'" translates to "The owner of the croquis," which in this context, refers to someone who controls the scene or the game. The term "croquis" is a slang term that can be associated with power and influence, particularly in the streets or the music industry.

The lyrics are filled with references to wealth and power, with El Alfa boasting about his financial success and his ability to control his surroundings. Phrases like "E' saqueta de melone' que deposito al banco" (That sack of melons I deposit in the bank) emphasize his financial prowess. The repetition of "el que mueve el blanco" (the one who moves the white) suggests involvement in high-stakes activities, possibly hinting at illicit dealings, which is a common theme in urban music to portray a tough and influential image.

The song also features a catchy and repetitive hook, "Tiri-tiri, ti, ti, tiri," which adds to its infectious rhythm and makes it a memorable track. This repetitive chant serves to emphasize the confidence and swagger that El Alfa exudes throughout the song. The collaboration with Yaisel LM adds another layer of street credibility and reinforces the themes of dominance and control. Overall, "EL DUEÑO DE LO CROKY" is a bold declaration of El Alfa's status and influence, wrapped in the energetic and rhythmic style that he is known for.