Suénala (feat. Principe Baru)

El Alfa, also known as El Jefe, is a prominent figure in the Dominican dembow scene, known for his energetic beats and commanding presence. In 'Suénala,' featuring Principe Baru, the repetitive and catchy chorus 'Suénala, que no se oye' sets the tone for a song that is both a celebration of street life and a declaration of dominance. The phrase 'Suénala' can be interpreted as a call to turn up the music, to make one's presence known, and to assert one's influence loudly and proudly.

The lyrics delve into themes of wealth, power, and street credibility. El Alfa boasts about his financial success and high status, contrasting it with those who are struggling or trying to make it in the rap game. Lines like 'Estoy en dinero' and 'En la lista de lo' millonario' 'tán ausente' highlight his self-perception as a magnate, someone who has transcended the ordinary struggles of life. The mention of luxury items like the G-Wagon and diamonds further emphasizes his elevated status.

Principe Baru's verses add another layer to the song, focusing on the gritty reality of street life. He talks about the hardships and the need to hustle, as seen in lines like 'Me crie en la calle y tuve que guayar mi yuca.' This juxtaposition of wealth and struggle creates a dynamic narrative that resonates with many listeners who understand the duality of success and the grind it takes to achieve it. The repeated phrase 'Dale con la carandai' serves as a rhythmic and cultural anchor, adding to the song's infectious energy and street authenticity.