YENES (feat. Kuraimokha y Trinset)

The song 'YENES' by KUINA, featuring Kuraimokha and Trinset, is a vibrant and audacious track that delves into themes of street credibility, self-confidence, and the lifestyle of the artists. The lyrics are filled with bravado and a sense of superiority, as the artists boast about their status, their gang, and their unique style. The repeated line 'Que tu ganga' nunca tuvo un dealer' emphasizes the authenticity and toughness of their crew, contrasting it with others who lack the same street credibility.

The song is rich with cultural references and metaphors. For instance, the mention of 'Tarantino' and 'hacemo' cine' suggests that their lives are as dramatic and action-packed as a Quentin Tarantino film, filled with high stakes and intense moments. The reference to 'Chainsaw Man' and 'Norman Bates' adds a layer of dark, edgy imagery, portraying the artists as formidable and intimidating figures. These references not only highlight their confidence but also their awareness of pop culture, blending it seamlessly into their narrative.

Moreover, the song touches on themes of materialism and success. Lines like 'Día a día facturando me compre las tilla' reflect their financial success and the rewards of their hard work. The playful yet assertive tone of the lyrics, combined with the energetic beat, creates an atmosphere of celebration and defiance. The artists revel in their achievements and the envy they provoke in others, making 'YENES' a bold anthem of self-assuredness and streetwise pride.