Prende

Noriel's song 'Prende' is a vivid portrayal of nightlife, power, and status within the urban music scene. The lyrics paint a picture of a night filled with luxury, danger, and unapologetic confidence. The opening lines set the tone for a night of indulgence, with references to 'Phillie' (a type of cigar) and 'par de babys' (a couple of girls), suggesting a hedonistic atmosphere. The mention of 'bandida de esas escondidas' (a hidden bandit) adds an element of mystery and allure to the night.

The song is rich with metaphors and cultural references that highlight Noriel's dominance and street credibility. He refers to himself as 'la biblia porque los educo' (the Bible because I educate them), implying his role as a mentor or leader in his community. The line 'Yo no suelto el Ak, como un mariachi con su guitarra' (I don't let go of the AK, like a mariachi with his guitar) juxtaposes the violent imagery of an AK-47 with the traditional, cultural symbol of a mariachi's guitar, blending elements of danger and artistry.

Throughout the song, Noriel emphasizes his wealth and status, with lines like 'Le pedí el sentido al dinero, para mi nada es caro' (I asked the meaning of money, for me nothing is expensive) and 'Un culo 24 K, baby eso es un descaro' (A 24K ass, baby that's shameless). These lines reflect a lifestyle where money is no object, and luxury is a given. The repeated use of 'Prende' (light up) serves as a call to action, urging listeners to embrace the night and its possibilities. The song's energetic and assertive tone captures the essence of Noriel's persona and the world he inhabits, making 'Prende' a powerful anthem of modern urban culture.