PRYCA (feat. Ill Pekeño Pekeño)

In 'PRYCA,' ToteKing, a well-known Spanish rapper, collaborates with Ill Pekeño to deliver a powerful narrative that dives deep into themes of urban struggle, personal growth, and the preservation of cultural legacy. The song begins with a reflection on mental imprisonment, suggesting that one does not need to be physically confined to feel trapped. This sets the tone for a broader discussion on freedom and the invisible barriers that people face due to their socio-economic backgrounds.

The lyrics weave through memories of a youth marked by modest beginnings, hinting at petty crimes and local culture, which shaped their early experiences and perceptions. ToteKing and Ill Pekeño use vivid imagery and references to Spanish culture, such as the Canal+ and the football player Nakata, to paint a picture of their environment growing up. These references not only ground the song in a specific cultural context but also highlight the contrast between their humble beginnings and the commercialized, verified profiles of today's social media era.

Towards the end of the song, the focus shifts to legacy and the impact of time on personal and artistic integrity. ToteKing reflects on how the struggles and the environment of his youth have influenced his views and artistic expression. He expresses gratitude towards his mother for guiding him towards music and thought, rather than superficial or materialistic pursuits. The song closes on a nostalgic note, reminiscing about simpler, content moments, underscoring the importance of staying true to one's roots and values amidst changing times.