Criminal

Neo Pistea's song 'Criminal' delves into the raw and unfiltered world of street life, capturing the essence of the urban struggle and the allure of the criminal lifestyle. The repetitive chorus, 'De mi trap sucio, criminal,' emphasizes the gritty and unpolished nature of his music, which mirrors the harsh realities of the streets. The term 'trap sucio' (dirty trap) not only refers to the genre of music but also to the rough and often illegal activities that are part of this lifestyle.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where survival often means engaging in criminal activities. Neo Pistea mentions friends who are imprisoned and the constant demand from his community for more of his 'dirty trap.' This reflects a cycle of crime and punishment that many in his environment face. The line 'El barrio lo vuelve a dominar' (The neighborhood dominates again) suggests a sense of pride and resilience in his community, despite the challenges they face.

Neo Pistea also touches on themes of deception and authenticity. He calls out those who pretend to be part of the street life ('Mentira, nigga, no son hood'), contrasting them with his own genuine experiences. The references to luxury items and financial success ('Tengo la casa, me falta una Glock, retiro en Santander') highlight the duality of his existence—caught between the allure of wealth and the reality of crime. The song's raw energy and unapologetic lyrics offer a glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of life in the streets, making 'Criminal' a powerful anthem for those who live it every day.