Que Soporten

Eme MalaFe's song 'Que Soporten' is a powerful anthem of triumph and resilience, capturing the essence of overcoming adversity and celebrating success. The lyrics are a bold declaration of the artist's journey from humble beginnings to a life of prosperity. The repeated phrase 'Y que soporten' (And let them endure) serves as a defiant message to those who doubted or envied him, emphasizing his hard-earned success and the struggles he faced along the way.

The song paints vivid imagery of Eme MalaFe's rise, detailing his experiences of working tirelessly ('chambeando duro') and the sacrifices he made to achieve his goals. The references to 'Benitos' (a colloquial term for money, specifically Mexican pesos featuring Benito Juárez) and 'Henny' (Hennessy cognac) symbolize the fruits of his labor and the lifestyle he now enjoys. The mention of 'mis santos me cuidan' (my saints protect me) highlights the cultural significance of faith and spirituality in his journey, suggesting that divine protection and guidance played a role in his success.

Eme MalaFe also reflects on his past, acknowledging the hardships he endured, such as wearing second-hand clothes ('ropita de paca') and dirty sneakers ('tenis sucios'). This contrast between his past and present underscores the theme of perseverance and the importance of never forgetting one's roots. The song's celebratory tone, with mentions of partying with friends and enjoying life, further reinforces the idea of savoring the rewards of hard work and resilience. 'Que Soporten' is not just a personal victory but a universal message of hope and determination for anyone striving to overcome obstacles and achieve their dreams.