Tangotrap (feat. Elio y Flexo)

In 'Tangotrap,' Oscu, featuring Elio y Flexo, delves into themes of ambition, success, and self-assertion. The song's lyrics reflect a journey of personal and professional growth, emphasizing the hard work and determination that have led to Oscu's current status. The repeated line, 'Si me pegué es con razón bebe,' translates to 'If I made it, it's for a reason, baby,' underscoring the idea that his success is well-deserved and not a matter of luck.

The song also touches on the superficial aspects of fame and success. Oscu mentions materialistic symbols like 'big booty ass' and 'una botella,' which represent the rewards and temptations that come with his newfound status. However, he contrasts these with his deeper motivations, such as wanting to provide for his mother and prove his worth to those who doubted him. This duality highlights the complexity of his journey, where external validation and internal fulfillment coexist.

Moreover, 'Tangotrap' addresses the skepticism and criticism Oscu has faced. Lines like 'No busco la aprobación de nadie' ('I don't seek anyone's approval') and 'Ahora dicen que fue suerte' ('Now they say it was luck') reveal his defiance against naysayers. He proudly states that he has surpassed the expectations of those who doubted him, including his school director. This defiance is a testament to his resilience and unwavering belief in his abilities, making 'Tangotrap' not just a song about success, but also about vindication and self-belief.