San Mamés (feat. ThePoing)

In 'San Mamés,' Nickzzy and ThePoing explore themes of success, loyalty, and the challenges that come with newfound fame. The song's title references San Mamés, a famous stadium in Bilbao, symbolizing the pinnacle of achievement and the grand stage they aspire to. The lyrics reflect on how their lives have changed since they 'coronao' or 'crowned' themselves with success, and how people who once ignored them are now seeking their attention.

Nickzzy's verses delve into the personal transformation that comes with success. He speaks about the people who left him behind now trying to re-enter his life, and the temptations and distractions that come with fame. The line 'La baby se pone caliente, pide que le dé Baticao' uses a playful metaphor to describe the allure and demands of admirers. Nickzzy also touches on his resilience and self-reliance, emphasizing that he didn't sign any contracts and that his success is a result of faith and hard work.

ThePoing's contribution adds another layer to the narrative, highlighting the importance of humility and hard work. He references local icons like Williams and Kerman, drawing parallels between their perseverance and his own. ThePoing also addresses the superficiality of some relationships, noting that some people only reach out when they want something. His lines 'Siempre trabajo y con humildad' and 'Solo en un año tamo' en San Mamés' underscore the rapid rise to fame and the dedication it took to get there.

Together, Nickzzy and ThePoing paint a vivid picture of the highs and lows of their journey, celebrating their achievements while remaining wary of the pitfalls that come with success. The song is a testament to their determination, faith, and the importance of staying true to oneself amidst the chaos of fame.