Suma (part. Hecky y Nico LaFleur)

Lucho SSJ's song 'Suma,' featuring Hecky and Nico LaFleur, is a powerful anthem of resilience and ambition. The lyrics delve into the struggles and triumphs of rising from humble beginnings to achieve success. The song opens with a reflection on the challenges faced by those who strive to climb the social ladder, often hindered by others who try to cut their wings. The imagery of 'two saints pointing' when they see someone scaling heights suggests societal judgment and the obstacles that come with ambition.

The chorus, 'Se va afuera si no suma,' translates to 'It goes out if it doesn't add up,' emphasizing the importance of contribution and value. This line serves as a mantra for the artist, highlighting the necessity of surrounding oneself with people who add value to one's life and endeavors. The repeated mention of smoking and not mixing with 'clowns' who rap poorly underscores a commitment to authenticity and quality in his craft. Lucho SSJ's dedication to his music is evident as he mentions not sleeping if he hasn't recorded anything, showcasing his relentless work ethic.

The song also touches on themes of loyalty and the disparity between appearances and reality. Lucho SSJ contrasts his current success with his past struggles, noting that what he once lacked, he now has in abundance. The line 'They are in the street, but their cradle was gold' criticizes those who pretend to understand the street life while coming from privileged backgrounds. This critique is further emphasized by the mention of people talking without knowing his story, highlighting the superficial judgments people often make. The song concludes with a declaration of his unstoppable drive to become rich and successful, regardless of the obstacles in his path.

'Suma' is a testament to Lucho SSJ's journey, resilience, and unwavering determination to succeed. It reflects the artist's commitment to authenticity, hard work, and the importance of surrounding oneself with genuine and valuable connections.