Tú y quién más

Tempo's song 'Tú y quién más' is a powerful declaration of defiance and dominance in the face of adversity. The repeated phrase 'tú querías reggae pues toma' (you wanted reggae, so take it) sets the tone for the entire track, emphasizing Tempo's confidence and readiness to deliver what the audience demands. The song is a bold statement of his prowess in the reggae genre, asserting that he and his crew, 'las gárgolas,' are the true masters of the craft. This is not just a boast but a challenge to anyone who dares to question his authority in the music scene.

The lyrics 'tú y quién más contra mí van a caerse solos' (you and who else against me will fall alone) and 'todos contra mí yo estoy guerreando contra todos' (everyone against me, I'm warring against everyone) highlight Tempo's resilience and determination. He portrays himself as a lone warrior, unafraid to take on the world. This imagery of battle and conflict is a common theme in many of Tempo's songs, reflecting his personal struggles and the competitive nature of the music industry. The call to 'sube tus manos y grita yo no tengo miedo' (raise your hands and shout I am not afraid) is an invitation for listeners to join him in his fearless stance.

The song also touches on themes of celebration and enjoyment, with lines like 'yo soy un criminal y te pongo a bailar' (I am a criminal and I make you dance) and 'las mujeres me pidieron que lo hiciera de nuevo' (the women asked me to do it again). These lines suggest that despite the challenges and conflicts, there is still room for joy and revelry. Tempo's music is not just about fighting battles but also about bringing people together to dance and have a good time. The energetic and commanding tone of the song, combined with its rhythmic reggae beats, makes it a compelling anthem of strength and celebration.