El Incorregible

Tempo's 'El Incorregible' is a powerful declaration of resilience and defiance. The song opens with a note of gratitude towards those who have supported him, but quickly shifts to a tone of unyielding confidence and aggression. Tempo, whose real name is David Sánchez Badillo, uses the song to assert his dominance in the music industry and his unbreakable spirit. The lyrics are filled with references to his struggles, his triumphs, and his unwavering determination to remain at the top, despite any obstacles that come his way.

The song is rich with metaphors and cultural references that paint a vivid picture of Tempo's life and mindset. He mentions having a Glock in hand, symbolizing his readiness to defend himself and his position. The line 'Aquí 'tá to' mundo a la defensiva' (Here everyone is on the defensive) reflects the constant state of alertness and vigilance required in his environment. Tempo also references his corporate success, indicating that his influence extends beyond just music. The mention of 'Richard Mille' watches and 'McLaren' cars highlights his material success and the luxurious lifestyle he leads.

Tempo's lyrics also touch on themes of loyalty and betrayal. He calls out those who have tried to manipulate or undermine him, asserting that their efforts are futile. The repeated refrain 'Admítelo, 'toy imposible, nuestra ética no e' compatible' (Admit it, I'm impossible, our ethics are not compatible) underscores his belief in his own unique path and principles. The song is a testament to Tempo's indomitable spirit and his refusal to be swayed by external pressures or criticisms. It is a bold statement of self-assurance and a reminder of his enduring legacy in the music world.