HP Freestyle

Eladio Carrión's 'HP Freestyle' is a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the artist's journey from humble beginnings to achieving success. The song is filled with vivid imagery and cultural references that paint a picture of his life experiences. The opening lines, 'Die' gramo' en mi fili, Harry Potter,' set the tone for the song, using a metaphor to describe his rise in the music industry. The reference to Harry Potter, a character who goes from being an underdog to a hero, mirrors Carrión's own story of overcoming obstacles.

Throughout the song, Carrión uses sports metaphors to emphasize his precision and skill. Lines like 'Yo no fallo como Curry con el floater' compare his success to the accuracy of NBA player Stephen Curry. This not only highlights his confidence but also his dedication to his craft. The mention of 'trapeaba en el colegio con lo' Docker'' reflects his past struggles, working hard even during his school days. The imagery of 'Par de seta' morteao' en el locker' adds a gritty, realistic touch to his narrative, showing that his journey was far from easy.

Carrión also addresses his critics and those who doubted him. He speaks about envy and betrayal, but ultimately, he remains focused on his goals. The line 'No me quisiste cuando las vaca' 'taban flaca'' is a powerful statement about loyalty and how people change when success comes. The song's recurring theme of resilience is encapsulated in the line 'Yo joseo to' lo' día', yo no cojo vaca,' emphasizing his relentless hustle. By the end of the song, Carrión's message is clear: despite the challenges and naysayers, he has emerged victorious, solidifying his place in the music industry.