C.H.S.M. (part. Los Dareyes de La Sierra y Codiciado)

Larry Hernandez's song "C.H.S.M." featuring Los Dareyes de La Sierra y Codiciado, delves into the themes of success, betrayal, and the opportunistic nature of people. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who has worked hard to achieve success, only to find that people who were absent during the struggle suddenly appear when there is something to gain. The song's title, which is an acronym for a phrase in Spanish that translates to a vulgar way of telling people to go away, sets a defiant tone against these fair-weather friends and relatives.

The lyrics use vivid imagery and metaphors, such as 'selling all the cheeses' while others are 'going for the milk,' to illustrate the singer's entrepreneurial spirit and success. The song speaks to the frustration of dealing with people who claim to have helped or supported in the past, but in reality, did nothing—highlighting the hypocrisy and greed that can come with newfound wealth or status. The repeated line 'Chinguen a su madre' emphasizes the artist's anger and rejection of these insincere individuals.

The song also touches on the personal transformation that comes with these experiences. The artist acknowledges that he has changed, but asserts that it is for the better, as he no longer allows himself to be taken advantage of. This message resonates with many who have faced similar situations, where success has led to the revelation of others' true colors. The song's raw and honest portrayal of these dynamics offers a cathartic release for those who have felt used or betrayed by those around them after achieving success.