Rumores

Gera MX's 'Rumores' is a raw and introspective track that delves into the artist's personal experiences with fame, societal issues, and the music industry. The song's title, which translates to 'Rumors,' suggests a narrative about the gossip and talk that often surrounds public figures, and how it affects them.

The lyrics paint a picture of Gera MX's life in the public eye, touching on themes of authenticity and the pressures of success. He mentions the changes he's undergone, such as dyeing his hair blonde, but insists he remains true to himself despite the external transformations. The reference to 'rumores' and messages in the suburbs indicates a connection to his roots and the street-level realities he's familiar with. Gera MX also addresses the superficial nature of online criticism and the disconnect between what people say online versus their actions in person. The line 'Tengo a la fama de novia y al éxito de rehén' metaphorically describes his relationship with fame as a romantic entanglement and success as something he's held captive by, suggesting a complex and perhaps burdensome relationship with his achievements.

The song also touches on broader social commentary, with lines like 'Mi país comanda el narco aunque digan que manda Andrés,' which could be interpreted as a critique of the political situation in Mexico and the influence of drug cartels. Gera MX's reference to his own success story, rising from poverty and establishing himself as a significant figure in rap, serves as an inspiration and a testament to his resilience. Throughout 'Rumores,' Gera MX emphasizes his commitment to honesty in his music, which allows him to sleep peacefully at night, contrasting with the deceit and pretense he perceives in the industry.