Que Viene El Álbum (freestyle)

In 'Que Viene El Álbum (freestyle),' MORAD (M.D.L.R.) offers a raw and unfiltered glimpse into his life and rise to fame. The song begins with MORAD reflecting on his past struggles, waking up and remembering the hardships he faced. He paints a vivid picture of his earlier days, filled with cold nights and difficult times, emphasizing the stark contrast between his past and present. The mention of 'El Coleta' and the Clio car serves as a metaphor for his humble beginnings and the challenges he overcame.

MORAD's lyrics highlight his authenticity and street credibility. He proudly declares that he is 'famous in the street and not on social media,' underscoring his genuine connection with his community. The repetition of 'M.D.L.R' (Mec De La Rue, which translates to 'Guy from the Street') reinforces his identity and roots. He contrasts his real-life experiences with those who live in a 'console' world, suggesting that his life is far from a game and filled with real dangers and struggles.

The chorus, 'Que viene el álbum, ay-ay-ay,' serves as both a warning and a celebration. It signifies the arrival of his album, aimed at his loyal street audience. MORAD's defiance against the 'old school' and his declaration of being 'first in this' reflect his confidence and determination to succeed on his terms. The song is a testament to his journey from the streets to stardom, maintaining his authenticity and connection to his roots throughout his rise to fame.