Oli

Ritorukai's song 'Oli' is a bold declaration of self-confidence and swagger, wrapped in a playful yet provocative lyrical style. The artist opens with a cheeky introduction, positioning himself as the favorite rapper of girls with absent fathers, immediately setting a tone of irreverence and audacity. The repeated chorus, 'Estoy guapo como oli,' translates to 'I'm handsome like Oli,' and serves as a recurring affirmation of his self-perceived attractiveness and charm. The metaphor of performing an 'ollie' on a 'morra tabla' (a flat-chested girl) adds a layer of skateboarding culture, blending it with a brash, almost dismissive attitude towards women who don't meet his standards of beauty.

Throughout the song, Ritorukai emphasizes his good looks and confidence, contrasting them with the insecurities of others. Lines like 'Les gusto porque estoy bonito' ('They like me because I'm pretty') and 'Seguro aunque estoy chaparrito' ('Confident even though I'm short') highlight his self-assuredness despite any perceived physical shortcomings. He also addresses his critics and detractors, asserting that their irritation stems from his attractiveness and success. This bravado is further amplified by his unapologetic use of vulgar language and dismissive attitude towards those he deems unworthy of his attention.

Ritorukai's lyrics also touch on themes of authenticity and hypocrisy. He claims that people mistake his abrasive persona for a character, but insists that he is genuinely 'una mierda en todos lados' ('a piece of shit everywhere'). This raw honesty, coupled with his disdain for 'hipocresía' (hypocrisy), paints a picture of an artist who is unapologetically himself, regardless of societal expectations or norms. The song's repetitive structure and catchy hooks make it a memorable anthem of self-love and defiance, challenging listeners to embrace their own confidence and authenticity, no matter how controversial or polarizing it may be.