Mata Pe

Strong Black's 'Mata Pe' is a raw and unapologetic anthem that delves into themes of authenticity, defiance, and self-assertion. The phrase 'mata pe' can be interpreted as a call to action, urging listeners to 'kill it' or 'do it' with confidence and authenticity. The song's lyrics are filled with a mix of bravado and disdain for those who pretend to be something they are not, emphasizing the importance of staying true to oneself.

The artist uses vivid and often harsh language to convey his message, addressing those who speak without substance ('si hablas como cagas') and positioning himself as a figure of genuine influence and power ('Yo soy la mata coca pura de Perú'). This line not only asserts his dominance in the music scene but also ties his identity to his Peruvian roots, highlighting a sense of pride and cultural significance. The repeated references to being 'gil' (a fool) and the contrast between 'king size' and 'pava' further emphasize the disparity between true authenticity and superficiality.

Strong Black also touches on themes of struggle and survival, referencing the challenges he has faced and overcome. The line 'Al mainstream estoy cambiando el modo' suggests a shift in the music industry, with the artist positioning himself as a game-changer. The mention of 'chambeando con los tombos' (working with the cops) hints at the complexities and dangers of navigating the streets and the music industry. The song's aggressive tone and explicit language serve to underscore the artist's defiance and determination to remain true to himself, regardless of the obstacles he faces.