Bien Tony Montana (feat. Calle 24)

The song 'Bien Tony Montana' by Miguel Cornejo, featuring Calle 24, delves into the glorification of a lifestyle comparable to that of the infamous movie character Tony Montana from 'Scarface.' The lyrics paint a picture of a life filled with excess, power, and a disregard for the consequences of one's actions. The song's protagonist boasts about their wealth, power, and the ability to indulge in whatever pleasures they desire, from drugs to women, much like the character Tony Montana.

The repeated line 'Bien Tony Montana porque el mundo es mío' ('Just like Tony Montana because the world is mine') encapsulates the protagonist's belief in their own invincibility and entitlement. The references to 'cuernón de chivo' (AK-47) and 'Glocksita' (a diminutive term for a Glock pistol) suggest a life of violence and crime, while 'nariz polveada' (powdered nose) hints at drug use. The song's narrative is one of bravado and machismo, with the protagonist seeing themselves as untouchable and above the law.

However, the song also touches on the cyclical nature of such a life with the lines 'Vidas de altas y bajas, te caes, te levantas' ('Lives of highs and lows, you fall, you get up'), suggesting that this lifestyle is fraught with risks and instability. The protagonist's attitude towards women, as indicated by the lines 'Y a una fresa no sé decirle que no' ('And to a 'fresa' I can't say no'), portrays a superficial relationship with women, often referred to as 'fresas,' a Mexican slang term for people who are perceived as superficial or materialistic. The song is a complex portrayal of the allure and dangers of a narco lifestyle, wrapped in a catchy beat and bravado-filled lyrics.