Deuna

Kinder Malo's song 'Deuna' offers a raw and unfiltered look into his tumultuous life, filled with hardship, resilience, and a touch of dark humor. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of his childhood struggles, growing up with his brother ('El Flaco') and having to fend for themselves from a young age. The mention of making their own dinner at seven years old and the pain of recalling those memories highlights the harsh realities they faced. The reference to his grandmother as a saint who awaits him in heaven adds a layer of emotional depth, showing the importance of family amidst the chaos.

The song delves into themes of deception and survival, as Kinder Malo talks about lying to protect loved ones from suffering and the lack of dreams replaced by constant problems. His life, described as 'una mierda' (a mess), contrasts sharply with his current success, where he now enjoys the finer things in life. The juxtaposition of a Bible and a gun in the glove compartment symbolizes the conflict between faith and the harshness of reality. His bond with his brother is unbreakable, emphasizing loyalty and familial ties.

Mental health struggles are also a significant theme, with references to psychiatric advice and his way of coping through art. The imagery of writing 'help' and covering it with palm trees speaks volumes about his internal battles. The song also touches on themes of love and betrayal, with lines about feeling imprisoned by love and the pain of unfulfilled desires. Kinder Malo's candidness about his financial struggles, despite his current fame, adds a layer of authenticity to his narrative. The song concludes with a chilling reference to the potential dangers of fame, drawing a parallel to John Lennon's tragic fate, underscoring the ever-present threat that shadows his life.