HACKIAO

Rauw Alejandro's song 'HACKIAO' is a vivid portrayal of the artist's life, filled with the highs of success and the constant vigilance required to maintain it. The term 'hackea'o' can be interpreted as being 'hacked' or 'wired,' suggesting a state of heightened awareness and alertness. This state is a result of his numerous achievements ('Ya ni sé las vece' que he corona'o') and the wealth and power he has accumulated ('De los billete' y de mi Glock envicia'o'). The song reflects the duality of his life, where material success comes with its own set of challenges and dangers.

The lyrics also delve into the theme of loyalty and trust. Rauw mentions that he always sticks with the same people ('Siempre con los mismo' he esta'o'), highlighting the importance of a close-knit circle in a world where envy and betrayal are rampant ('Salen envidioso' to' los día''). The references to luxury brands and high-end lifestyles ('Con la combi Loui, que en paz descanse Virgilio') serve to emphasize his elevated status, but they also underscore the superficiality and fleeting nature of such success.

Cultural references are abundant in 'HACKIAO,' adding layers of meaning to the song. Mentions of Bruce Lee and Cobra Kai evoke images of martial prowess and discipline, perhaps a metaphor for the artist's own journey and struggles. The song also touches on religious elements, with Rauw's grandmother praying the rosary for him ('Abuela reza por mí el rosario'), suggesting a reliance on spiritual protection amidst the chaos of his life. The blend of street-smart bravado and introspective moments makes 'HACKIAO' a compelling narrative of modern success and its complexities.