Beff Para Tod@s

In 'Beff Para Tod@s,' Skay delivers a scathing critique of societal hypocrisy and the false personas people adopt. The song opens with a direct challenge to those who pretend to be gangsters, emphasizing the artist's disdain for inauthenticity. Skay mocks these individuals, pointing out their reliance on their parents for financial support while they try to project a tough image. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, where Skay continues to call out various forms of pretense and hypocrisy.

The lyrics also touch on the theme of false loyalty and the superficiality of some friendships. Skay criticizes those who betray their friends for trivial reasons, such as romantic interests, highlighting the shallow nature of such relationships. The artist's disdain for these 'falsos profetas' (false prophets) extends to those who hide behind societal norms and titles, yet fail to live up to the values they preach. This is particularly evident in the lines addressing hypocritical teachers and societal leaders who impose rules they themselves do not follow.

Skay's critique is not limited to individuals but extends to societal structures and norms. The song addresses issues like gender inequality and domestic violence, criticizing those who defend abusive relationships while maintaining a facade of respectability. The artist also takes a stand against the suppression of freedom of expression, particularly in educational settings, where students are punished for advocating for their beliefs. Through 'Beff Para Tod@s,' Skay uses raw, unfiltered language to expose the contradictions and falsehoods that permeate various aspects of society, urging listeners to seek authenticity and truth in their lives.