Monstruo

Santaflow's 'Monstruo' delves into the psychological struggles and the darker side of fame and success. The song's title, which translates to 'Monster' in English, is a metaphor for the internal demons and pressures that the artist faces. The lyrics describe a voice inside the artist's head, which could be interpreted as the ego or the darker aspects of one's personality that surface with fame. This 'monster' pushes the artist to act in certain ways, suggesting a loss of control and a battle with one's inner self.

The song also touches on the consequences of fame, such as the inability to find peace despite achieving success and the constant scrutiny by the public and media. Santaflow reflects on the cost of fame, the sacrifices made, and the changes it brings to one's life. The repeated line 'Si crees estar loco, tal vez estás loco' ('If you think you're crazy, maybe you're crazy') emphasizes the self-doubt and confusion that can accompany success.

Moreover, 'Monstruo' addresses the artist's responsibility to his audience. Santaflow acknowledges his influence on listeners, especially younger ones, and the importance of his music in their lives. Despite the challenges, he accepts his 'monstrous' side and the voice that will accompany him forever, indicating a form of reconciliation with the complexities of his identity and career.