INTALAO (feat. Marcos Boysss)

The song 'INTALAO' by Giuliano Yankees featuring Marcos Boysss is a gritty portrayal of street life and the pursuit of wealth and status. The lyrics are steeped in the language of the streets, with references to criminal activity, flaunting wealth, and the artist's rise to success despite adversity. The song's title, 'INTALAO,' is a slang term that could be interpreted as being 'set up' or 'ready to go,' which in the context of the song suggests a readiness for action or being equipped for the challenges of street life.

The lyrics mention being 'burlao,' which means to mock or to be mocking, indicating a defiant attitude towards authority and the law. The artist talks about arriving at parties with confidence ('acicalao'), and the repeated mention of 'meta,' which means 'goal,' emphasizes the focus on achieving success. The song also touches on themes of loyalty and camaraderie among the artist's group ('mi' menore'), suggesting a tight-knit community that supports each other in their endeavors.

Cultural references such as 'la porcheta' (a luxury car) and 'la 17' (possibly a firearm) paint a picture of a lifestyle that is both lavish and dangerous. The song's narrative is one of overcoming obstacles and reaching one's goals ('llegamo ya a la meta'), which in this case involves making a lot of money ('milloneta'). The overall tone is one of triumph and bravado, with the artist asserting their place in a world where success is hard-won and respect is earned on the streets.