KTM (part. Bryant Myers y Luar La L )

Jhay Cortez's 'KTM' is a song that exudes the raw energy and bravado of street culture, with a particular focus on motorbikes and the lifestyle associated with them. The lyrics are a braggadocious display of Cortez's lifestyle, where he talks about riding his KTM bike, a brand known for its high-performance motorcycles. The song's repetitive mention of 'KTM' not only emphasizes the bike's significance in his life but also serves as a metaphor for his rise in the music industry and the fast life that comes with it.

The song features a mix of Spanish slang, street jargon, and references to various brands and items that symbolize status and power, such as Glock and FN firearms, luxury watches, and high-end fashion labels. Cortez also alludes to his sexual conquests and the envy he garners from others. The collaboration with Bryant Myers and Luar La L adds to the track's street credibility, as both artists are known for their contributions to the Latin trap and reggaeton scenes. The song's aggressive tone and references to violence, drugs, and sex paint a picture of a hedonistic and sometimes dangerous lifestyle.

Cortez's lyrics also touch on themes of loyalty and dominance in the music industry. He compares himself and his crew to iconic duos like Bonnie and Clyde, and wrestling figures like Triple H, suggesting an unbreakable bond and a victorious stance. The song is a statement of Cortez's confidence in his position as a 'rockstar' of the genre, dismissing any competition as irrelevant. The track is a celebration of his success, the thrill of the ride, and the lifestyle that he leads, which is full of risks but also rewards.