Mbappé

Eladio Carrión's 'Mbappé' is a track that exudes confidence and celebrates the artist's success and wealth. The song's title references the French professional footballer Kylian Mbappé, known for his exceptional talent and meteoric rise in the sports world. By comparing himself to Mbappé, Carrión is drawing a parallel between the athlete's prowess on the field and his own mastery in the music industry.

The lyrics are filled with references to luxury brands and expensive items, such as 'Cincuenta mil en Bottega Veneta, Chanel, Louboutin, Balenciaga, Dior,' which underscore the rapper's financial success and high-end lifestyle. The repeated lines 'Cuatro Rollie, dos AP' (referring to Rolex and Audemars Piguet watches) and 'Young rich nigga como Mbappé' serve as a mantra of wealth and status. Carrión also mentions owning a 'Glock 42' and 'G el SUV y el jet,' indicating a life of luxury that includes private jets and high-end vehicles.

Despite the materialistic boasts, there's a reflective undertone in the song where Carrión acknowledges the dichotomy of sinning while still feeling protected by God, as in 'Está cabrón cómo Dios me cuida cuando lo que hago e' pecar.' He also expresses a sense of groundedness and connection to his roots, mentioning his mother and the respect she receives in their community. This blend of bravado and introspection is common in hip-hop, where artists often navigate the complexities of their rise to fame and the challenges that come with it.