Uy K Raro

Mont's 'Uy K Raro' is a song that exudes confidence and a sense of superiority over competitors, a common theme in many hip-hop and urban tracks. The lyrics speak to a lifestyle of spontaneity and success, where actions have no negative consequences ('Hoy salimo', no' besamos / Y mañana no ha pasado na''). The repeated assertion that 'rompemo' a donde llegamo'' suggests that wherever they go, they dominate and break the mold, further emphasizing their impact and influence.

The song also addresses detractors and critics ('Muchos me tiran, nunca me cachan'), claiming that they are authentic ('Somos reales') in contrast to their 'chafa' (cheap, low-quality) adversaries who cannot handle their 'brillo' (shine or brilliance). The use of 'pónganse gafa'' (put on glasses) is a metaphorical way to say that others can't handle or compete with their level of success and should protect themselves from the glare of their shine. The mention of luxury brands like Gucci and Louis Vuitton symbolizes their high status and the 'alta' (high) life they are living.

The chorus ('¡Uy, qué raro! / Paso por tu lado / Con fanáticos reales / Los tuyos, comprado') is a sarcastic remark on the perceived inauthenticity of others' fanbases, suggesting that while Mont has genuine fans, others have to buy theirs. The song's title, 'Uy K Raro,' which translates to 'Oh, How Strange,' is used ironically to express disbelief at the supposed oddity of their success and the loyalty of their fans compared to others. Overall, 'Uy K Raro' is a boastful anthem that celebrates Mont's triumphs and dismisses the competition with a mix of swagger and sarcasm.