On The Road (part. Felp 22, Elpatron970, Yung Sarria y MULTIPLICA)

“On The Road” by Kidd Keo, featuring Felp 22, Elpatron970, Yung Sarria, and MULTIPLICA, is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of the struggles and ambitions of life in the streets. The song delves into themes of survival, ambition, and the desire to escape a life of crime and hardship. The artists express their yearning for more than just material wealth; they seek a better life for themselves and their loved ones.

Yung Sarria’s verse sets a somber tone, reflecting on the loss of friends and the constant battle to stay afloat in a dangerous environment. The imagery of a blood-stained bandana and the metaphor of “toreando” (bullfighting) against adversities highlight the constant struggle and the need to stay vigilant. The pain of losing close ones and the desire to honor their memory by living a better life is palpable.

ElPatron970’s verse shifts the focus to the present, where he describes living like a star but still haunted by past demons. The juxtaposition of luxury and inner turmoil is evident as he talks about seeing a demon in the mirror despite his newfound success. This duality underscores the complexity of escaping a troubled past while trying to maintain a facade of success and normalcy.

Kidd Keo and Felp 22’s chorus and verses emphasize the relentless pursuit of more—more success, more happiness, and more freedom. They express a deep desire to leave the streets behind and provide a better life for their families. The repeated line, “No es que quiera más, es que yo lo quiero to’” (It’s not that I want more, it’s that I want it all), encapsulates their insatiable drive and ambition. The song is a testament to their resilience and determination to rise above their circumstances, even if it means constantly being on the road and facing new challenges.