Cosa (part. Naps)

MORAD's song "Cosa (feat. Naps)" is a powerful anthem of resilience, independence, and the struggles of navigating life's challenges. The lyrics emphasize the importance of imagination and determination in achieving one's goals, as highlighted in the lines "Hay que imaginar pa' llegar donde tú quieras" (You have to imagine to get where you want). This sets the tone for a narrative about perseverance and the refusal to be deterred by obstacles.

The song also delves into themes of loyalty and self-reliance. MORAD speaks about valuing those who stand by him through thick and thin, stating, "Supe valorar, al que conmigo se muera" (I learned to value those who would die with me). This loyalty is contrasted with the disdain for those who are unreliable or disloyal, as seen in the line, "Tú no quiere' estar, porque tu grupo da pena" (You don't want to be here because your group is pitiful). The artist's commitment to his principles and his group is a recurring theme, underscoring the importance of trust and solidarity.

Naps' verses add another layer to the song, bringing in a sense of reflection and nostalgia. He reminisces about past experiences and the highs and lows of life, such as in the lines, "Y a des hauts, y a des bas, j'oublie pas, j'étais à Payol" (There are ups and downs, I don't forget, I was at Payol). This reflection is coupled with a sense of living in the moment and enjoying life's pleasures, despite the challenges. The collaboration between MORAD and Naps creates a rich tapestry of experiences and emotions, making "Cosa" a relatable and inspiring track for many listeners.