HOLLYWOOD (part. Estevan Plazola)

Peso Pluma's song 'HOLLYWOOD (feat. Estevan Plazola)' delves into the complexities of fame, personal struggles, and the relentless pursuit of dreams. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist's life, marked by sleepless nights and an unyielding drive to succeed. The repetition of lines like 'No quiero acostarme, no puedo dormir' (I don't want to go to bed, I can't sleep) and 'No me puedo rendir' (I can't give up) underscores the relentless nature of his journey, filled with memories and achievements that fuel his will to survive.

The song also offers a candid glimpse into the darker side of fame. Peso Pluma reflects on his fast-paced lifestyle, mentioning 'la vida de artista, drogas y mujeres' (the life of an artist, drugs, and women) and the superficial allure of luxury, such as 'caviar y otras comidas elegantes' (caviar and other elegant foods). Despite the glamorous facade, he reveals the personal challenges he faced, including being arrested at fifteen and feeling abandoned. This raw honesty adds depth to the narrative, highlighting the sacrifices and hardships behind the success.

Furthermore, the song touches on broader societal issues, such as corruption and generational differences. Peso Pluma criticizes the corrupt nature of those in power, contrasting it with the struggles of ordinary people. The line 'Mira el presidente, otro más para la lista de corrupto' (Look at the president, another one for the list of corrupt) reflects his disillusionment with authority figures. Yet, despite these challenges, he remains determined to keep moving forward, as expressed in 'Pero yo seguiré avanzando' (But I will keep moving forward). This resilience and determination are central themes of the song, resonating with listeners who face their own battles.