Cebao

The song 'Cebao' by Funzo & Baby Loud delves into themes of temptation, excess, and the hedonistic lifestyle associated with fame and fortune. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is 'to' mal' (all bad) and 'to' mareao' (all dizzy), suggesting a state of confusion or being overwhelmed. The 'cuatro serpientes' (four snakes) that surround the protagonist could symbolize various temptations or dangers in life, with one snake having bitten, another threatening, and another captivating the singer ('me tiene cebao'). The repetition of 'cebao'—a slang term that can mean obsessed or hooked—emphasizes the strong pull of these temptations.

The song's chorus highlights an infatuation with a 'bad bitch,' a colloquial term for an attractive but potentially dangerous woman. The comparison to 'asistencia de Rakitic'—a reference to the soccer player Ivan Rakitic—implies a high level of skill or achievement, possibly in seduction or living a lavish lifestyle. The singer expresses a desire to live like a 'Rolling,' likely referring to the rock and roll lifestyle of the Rolling Stones, known for their music and wild behavior. The mention of the devil speaking to the singer like a groupie further illustrates the allure of a sinful, indulgent life.

The verses of 'Cebao' touch on themes of wealth, power, and the desire for more. The singer talks about wanting to smoke like a Rastafarian, be a rock star, and be treated like royalty ('llámame Mufasa'). There's a clear focus on material success and the trappings of fame, with references to money, drugs, and women. The song conveys a sense of recklessness and the pursuit of pleasure without regard for consequences, a common narrative in songs that explore the darker side of fame and the music industry.