Shupano (part. Young Cister, Bryartz y Shisosaloud)

Pablo Chill-E's song "Shupano" featuring Young Cister, Bryartz, and Shisosaloud is a vivid portrayal of the artist's rise from humble beginnings to a life of luxury and success. The lyrics are a celebration of newfound wealth and status, with references to high-end fashion brands like Fendi and Valentino, and luxury cars such as Bentley and Lamborghini. The repeated mention of these brands and items serves as a metaphor for the transformation and elevation of the artist's lifestyle.

The song also touches on themes of loyalty and camaraderie within the artist's circle. Phrases like "mi ganga no e' friendly" (my gang is not friendly) and "mis hermano' ya no roban porque ya llegó el check" (my brothers no longer steal because the check has arrived) highlight the strong bonds and mutual support among the artist and his friends. This sense of brotherhood is further emphasized by the line "Pa' mi hermano amor de rey, vale más que mil chain" (For my brother, love of a king, worth more than a thousand chains), suggesting that their relationships are more valuable than material wealth.

Additionally, the song reflects on the challenges and dangers that come with this lifestyle. References to security, shooters, and legal troubles indicate that despite the success, there are still risks and obstacles to navigate. The line "Tengo par de pana' preso' por par de taladro" (I have a couple of friends in jail for a couple of drills) underscores the ongoing struggles and the high stakes involved in their journey. Overall, "Shupano" is a testament to resilience, loyalty, and the pursuit of a better life, encapsulated in a vibrant and energetic musical style.