Si Quieren Frontear (feat. DUKI y De La Ghetto)

Quevedo's 'Si Quieren Frontear,' featuring DUKI and De La Ghetto, is a bold declaration of self-confidence and success. The song's lyrics are filled with braggadocio, emphasizing the artists' achievements, wealth, and status. The repeated phrase 'Ser yo está cabrón' (Being me is awesome) encapsulates the essence of the song, highlighting the pride and satisfaction that come with their accomplishments. The use of sports metaphors, such as 'La saqué del parque con un jonrón' (I hit it out of the park with a home run), further underscores their triumphs and dominance in their field.

The song also delves into themes of street credibility and resilience. References to 'palos' (sticks or guns) and 'balas' (bullets) suggest a tough, streetwise persona, while lines like 'Todos saben que somos del callejón' (Everyone knows we're from the alley) reinforce their roots and authenticity. The artists portray themselves as unyielding and unstoppable, with lyrics like 'En la calle dicen que yo soy la fuerza' (On the street, they say I am the force) and 'Me sale solo, Duko no se esfuerza' (It comes naturally, Duko doesn't have to try).

Cultural references and collaborations add depth to the song. Mentions of iconic figures like Diego Maradona ('Diego Armando en la selección') and contemporary artists like Cazzu and Nicki Minaj ('una argentina con los tatuajes de Cazzu y la estatura de Nicki') create a rich tapestry of influences and aspirations. The collaboration with DUKI and De La Ghetto brings together different styles and backgrounds, enhancing the song's appeal and showcasing the artists' versatility.

' Si Quieren Frontear' is a celebration of success, confidence, and street credibility. It combines vivid imagery, cultural references, and a powerful sense of self to create a compelling anthem for those who have made it against the odds.