Maleantes (part. Keylon y Julianno Sosa)

Pablo Chill-E's song 'Maleantes,' featuring Keylon and Julianno Sosa, is a raw and unfiltered narrative of transformation and triumph. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artists' journey from a life of hardship and street struggles to one of success and opulence. The opening lines, 'Ante' teníamo' carie' en lo' diente' / Ahora en el cuello tenemo' diamante',' starkly contrast their past poverty with their current wealth, symbolized by diamonds around their necks. This transformation is not just material but also social, as they move from the streets to luxurious hotels, indicating a significant shift in their lifestyle and status.

The song delves into themes of loyalty, resilience, and the harsh realities of street life. Phrases like 'Somo' maleante'' and 'Adicta a la' ton' highlight their identification with a tough, rebellious persona. Despite their newfound success, they remain connected to their roots, as seen in lines like 'Mi madre orgullosa, ya no tiene pena / Sabe que tengo la calle en mis vena',' which reflect a sense of pride and loyalty to their origins. The artists emphasize that their success hasn't changed their core identity; they are still 'maleantes,' or hustlers, at heart.

Cultural references to the street life and the trap music scene are prevalent throughout the song. The mention of 'ShiShiGang' and 'SosaMafia' ties them to a broader community of artists and fans who share similar experiences and values. The song also touches on the dangers and violence associated with their past, with lines like 'Y si te baja', te vamo' a matarte, a cogotearte,' underscoring the ever-present threat of violence in their world. Ultimately, 'Maleantes' is a celebration of overcoming adversity, achieving success, and staying true to one's roots, making it a powerful anthem for anyone who has faced and conquered significant challenges.