Casablanca (feat. Duki)

In 'Casablanca,' Lucho SSJ and Duki paint a vivid picture of their relentless pursuit of wealth and success. The song's recurring theme of 'corriendo atrá' de los dólares' (chasing after dollars) underscores their ambition and drive to secure a prosperous future not just for themselves but for their descendants. This pursuit is depicted through a series of luxurious and high-status symbols, such as Prada, Dior, and high-end cars like the AMG 63. The artists' references to various global cities like Tokyo, London, New York, and LA further emphasize their international aspirations and the universal nature of their hustle.

The lyrics also delve into the personal sacrifices and the emotional toll that come with this relentless chase. Lines like 'con bolsillo' lleno' y el cora vacío' (with full pockets and an empty heart) highlight the paradox of achieving material success while feeling emotionally drained. The mention of 'una Moncler a mi cora frío' (a Moncler on my cold heart) suggests a need to protect oneself emotionally, possibly due to past betrayals or the harsh realities of their journey. This duality of external success and internal struggle is a common theme in modern trap music, reflecting the complex lives of those who rise from challenging circumstances to achieve fame and fortune.

Cultural references abound in the song, from the nod to legendary poet Pablo Neruda to the comparison with sports icon Michael Jordan. These references serve to elevate the artists' status, aligning them with figures known for their excellence and impact. The mention of 'más noche' en Parí' que Kylian Mbappé' (more nights in Paris than Kylian Mbappé) not only highlights their success but also their desire to be seen as legends in their own right. The song's title, 'Casablanca,' evokes the classic film's themes of love, sacrifice, and the pursuit of a better life, adding another layer of depth to the narrative.