EL INGRESO

Falke 912's song 'EL INGRESO' delves into the complexities of success and the lifestyle that comes with it. The repetitive chorus, 'Tamo' en la cima, mira mi vitrina, me tiene aburrido el ingreso,' translates to 'We are at the top, look at my showcase, the income bores me.' This line encapsulates the artist's feelings of ennui despite achieving financial success and fame. The lyrics suggest that while Falke 912 has reached the pinnacle of his career, the constant influx of money and accolades has lost its initial thrill, leaving him feeling unfulfilled.

The song also touches on themes of resilience and authenticity. Falke 912 describes himself as a 'niño travieso,' or a mischievous child, who never stumbles and is uninterested in fake people ('con feka' no me intereso'). This self-description highlights his confidence and determination, suggesting that his success is a result of his genuine personality and hard work. The lyrics 'Solo me apuntan los flashe', en la vida batallé' ('Only the flashes point at me, I battled in life') further emphasize his journey through struggles to reach his current status.

Cultural references to street life and loyalty are also prevalent in the song. Lines like 'le curto la calle' ('I like the street') and 'sé que a mi familia nunca le fallé' ('I know I never failed my family') indicate a strong connection to his roots and a sense of responsibility towards his loved ones. The mention of 'five bitches on my car' and 'coleccionando los check-in' y siguen llegando los cheque'' ('collecting the check-ins and the checks keep coming') reflect the materialistic aspects of his lifestyle, but also hint at the superficiality that comes with it. Overall, 'EL INGRESO' is a multifaceted exploration of the highs and lows of success, blending themes of wealth, authenticity, and loyalty.