Miura P400

Sech's song 'Miura P400' is a vibrant blend of luxury, love, and the hustle of life. The title itself references the Lamborghini Miura P400, a symbol of opulence and high status. Throughout the lyrics, Sech juxtaposes his current lifestyle with aspirations of grandeur, using the Lamborghini as a metaphor for his ambitions and desires. The recurring mention of luxury items and experiences, such as Ferraris and exotic herbs, paints a picture of a life filled with extravagance and high stakes.

The song also delves into themes of love and desire. Sech expresses his deep affection for a woman, comparing her to the sun and placing her in a category of her own. The lyrics 'Él dice que ella es suya y ella dice que ella es mía' highlight a sense of possessiveness and competition, suggesting a complex romantic dynamic. The reference to 'Motomami, Rosalía' nods to the Spanish singer Rosalía, known for her bold and unique style, further emphasizing the woman's distinctiveness and allure.

Underlying the themes of luxury and love is the constant hustle. Sech mentions 'joseando,' a term derived from 'josear,' meaning to hustle or work hard. This reflects his relentless pursuit of success, whether through legitimate means or otherwise. The lyrics also touch on the darker aspects of this lifestyle, such as the necessity of drugs and the presence of firearms, indicating the risks and sacrifices involved in his journey. Despite these challenges, Sech remains determined, as evidenced by his declaration, 'Aunque sea, me muero millonari',' underscoring his resolve to achieve wealth and success, no matter the cost.