Jordan Fly

Mesita's 'Jordan Fly' is a vibrant exploration of loyalty, ambition, and the streetwise hustle. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist's refusal to expand his circle of friends, emphasizing a deep-seated loyalty to his original crew. This theme is encapsulated in the repeated line, 'Yo no quiero nuevo' friend', muero solo like Tony,' a reference to Tony Montana from the film 'Scarface,' known for his rise and fall alone. Mesita aligns himself with this solitary figure, suggesting a preference for solitude and a tight-knit group over a broader, potentially untrustworthy network.

The song also delves into the theme of success and the high life, often compared to famous figures and luxurious lifestyles, such as NBA players and high-end brands like Louis Vuitton. The repeated mentions of 'ballin' like the NBA' and aspirations of living like celebrities underscore a pursuit of success and recognition. However, despite these aspirations, there's a strong emphasis on staying true to one's roots and values, as seen in lines like 'Busco la plata sin perder la humildad como Carlos Tévez,' highlighting the importance of humility amidst success.

Culturally, 'Jordan Fly' taps into the urban music scene, blending elements of trap with Latin influences, evident in the rhythmic flow and bilingual lyrics. The song's title itself, a nod to Michael Jordan's iconic status in basketball, symbolizes soaring to great heights, mirroring Mesita's ambitions in his musical career. This track not only showcases Mesita's lyrical prowess but also his ability to weave complex themes of loyalty, ambition, and authenticity into a compelling narrative.