LEGENDARIO

Nathy Peluso's song 'LEGENDARIO' delves into the complexities of fame, personal struggles, and the relentless pursuit of success. The opening lines, where she mentions taking seven pills to sleep, immediately set a tone of distress and exhaustion. This is further emphasized by her mention of paparazzi at her doorstep, highlighting the invasive nature of fame. Peluso's lyrics reflect a sense of being overwhelmed by the pressures and expectations that come with her public persona.

The chorus, where she repeatedly refers to herself as 'legendario' (legendary), serves as both a declaration of her self-worth and a coping mechanism. By kissing her rosary and taking a shot, she juxtaposes her faith and her vices, suggesting a struggle to maintain balance. The line 'cuando llega lo que todos suelen llamar poder, voy a desaparecer' (when what everyone calls power arrives, I will disappear) indicates a desire to retreat from the spotlight once she has achieved her goals, underscoring the toll that fame takes on her mental health.

Peluso also touches on themes of resilience and vindication. She recalls being underestimated and now revels in her success, as evidenced by lines like 'me gané un Grammy con el R-A-P' (I won a Grammy with RAP). The song's bridge, 'there is no time for love,' further emphasizes the sacrifices she has made for her career. Ultimately, 'LEGENDARIO' is a raw and honest portrayal of the highs and lows of fame, the sacrifices made, and the personal battles fought along the way.