LOS CHICHOS

ITHAN NY's song 'LOS CHICHOS' is a bold declaration of his status and authenticity in the trap music scene. The lyrics are rich with references to power, loyalty, and the street life, drawing parallels between his position in the music industry and the notorious figures in the criminal underworld. By comparing himself to 'los chichos,' a term that can refer to influential figures in the Spanish gypsy community known for their involvement in crime, ITHAN NY positions himself as a classic and untouchable figure in the trap genre.

The song is filled with vivid imagery and metaphors that highlight ITHAN NY's dominance and the respect he commands. Lines like 'Dolce en la correa y un perfume de nicho' (Dolce on the belt and a niche perfume) emphasize his luxurious lifestyle, while 'En el trap soy clásico como en el ampa los chichos' (In the trap, I'm classic like the chichos in the underworld) reinforces his timeless influence. The repeated mention of firearms and loyalty tests ('Más peine, más Glock y más balas' - More clips, more Glocks, and more bullets) underscores the dangerous and high-stakes environment he navigates.

Moreover, the song touches on themes of betrayal and the superficiality of some individuals in the scene. ITHAN NY criticizes those who are 'hechizos' (fakes) and points out that despite their numbers, they lack genuine street credibility ('Tienen más número y la calle no los ama' - They have more numbers, but the street doesn't love them). This critique is a common theme in trap music, where authenticity and realness are highly valued. The song's gritty and raw portrayal of life in the trap world, combined with its luxurious and powerful imagery, makes 'LOS CHICHOS' a compelling anthem of dominance and authenticity.