ZUKI

Mont's song 'ZUKI' is a vibrant anthem celebrating freedom, independence, and self-confidence. The recurring line 'Pon la music, que andamos modo loqui' sets the tone for the song, suggesting a carefree and wild night out. The phrase 'modo loqui' can be interpreted as being in a crazy or uninhibited mode, emphasizing the desire to let loose and enjoy life without constraints. The mention of 'tutti-frutti' adds a playful and colorful element, symbolizing the variety and excitement of the experiences the artist is embracing.

The lyrics also highlight a sense of empowerment and self-sufficiency. Mont sings about arriving alone on a Suzuki, a metaphor for independence and self-reliance. This imagery is reinforced by the line 'Juego contigo y eso no es Call of Duty,' which suggests that the interactions and games being played are real and meaningful, not just virtual or superficial. The artist's confidence is further emphasized by the dismissal of a past relationship, where the ex-partner's interest was driven by ulterior motives. Mont's response is to enjoy life even more, dancing and celebrating with friends, unbothered by the past.

The song also touches on themes of resilience and moving on. The lines 'Tú, no lo celebras, te mando flores de luto' and 'Y ahora en las noches que yo disfruto' indicate a farewell to the past and a celebration of the present. The 'flores de luto' (mourning flowers) symbolize the end of a chapter, while the enjoyment of nights out represents a new beginning. Mont's 'ZUKI' is a powerful declaration of living life to the fullest, embracing independence, and finding joy in the present moment.