Haribo

Sticky M.A.'s song 'Haribo' is a vibrant exploration of the artist's lifestyle, filled with both indulgence and introspection. The title itself, 'Haribo,' references the popular gummy bear candy, symbolizing sweetness and a playful, almost childlike aspect of his personality. This metaphor extends throughout the song as Sticky M.A. describes himself as 'tu osito haribo,' or 'your Haribo bear,' suggesting he brings comfort and joy to those around him, even amidst chaos and bad habits.

The lyrics delve into Sticky M.A.'s self-awareness of his 'malos hábitos' or bad habits, which he acknowledges with a mix of pride and resignation. He juxtaposes high fashion brands like Issey Miyake and Martine Rose with his indulgence in smoking and pills, painting a picture of a life that is both glamorous and self-destructive. The repeated line 'fuma conmigo, mágico' (smoke with me, magical) hints at the temporary escape and euphoria he finds in these vices, while also inviting others to share in his world, albeit with a warning of the cough that follows.

Amidst the hedonism, there are glimpses of deeper emotional struggles. Sticky M.A. mentions his heart being 'gris' (gray) and 'infecta'o como Madrid' (infected like Madrid), suggesting a sense of melancholy and disillusionment. Yet, he finds solace in his friends ('homies') and a 'nena súper freak' (super freaky girl), indicating that relationships and connections are his anchors. The song oscillates between moments of bravado and vulnerability, capturing the duality of Sticky M.A.'s existence—where he is both the hero and the flawed human, navigating a life of highs and lows.