Que Tu Dice? (feat. Omy de Oro)

Mora's song 'Que Tu Dice?' featuring Omy de Oro is a powerful anthem of personal growth and success. The lyrics reflect Mora's journey from hardship to prosperity, emphasizing his rise in the music industry and the lifestyle changes that come with it. The repeated question, '¿Qué e' lo que tú dice'? ¿Que estoy crecío'?' (What are you saying? That I've grown up?), serves as a rhetorical device to highlight his transformation. Mora proudly acknowledges his past struggles ('ante' estaba jodío') and contrasts them with his current success, symbolized by luxury cars and models.

The song is rich with metaphors and cultural references. For instance, Mora compares himself to Allen Iverson, a legendary basketball player known for his skill and resilience, suggesting that he too has overcome significant obstacles to achieve greatness. The mention of 'drill' music and cooking beats 'a vece' as tiro al grill' (sometimes I throw them on the grill) showcases his versatility and dedication to his craft. The imagery of 'fumando tre' mil' (smoking three thousand) and 'la cuenta estaba vacía, pero ya le hice un refill' (the account was empty, but I refilled it) further illustrates his newfound wealth and indulgence.

Mora's lyrics also touch on themes of loyalty and respect. He mentions those who didn't support him initially now wanting to walk with him, highlighting the fickle nature of people's support. The line 'En este mundo rodea'o de malda' no se puede ser bueno' (In this world surrounded by evil, you can't be good) reflects a harsh reality, suggesting that success often requires a tough exterior. Despite his success, Mora remains grounded, acknowledging his roots and the hard work that got him to where he is today.

'Que Tu Dice?' is not just a song about material success; it's a testament to Mora's resilience and determination. It serves as an inspiration to those facing their own struggles, reminding them that with perseverance, they too can achieve their dreams.