Sábado 14

Vico C's song 'Sábado 14' is a humorous and imaginative narrative that plays on the cultural superstition surrounding Friday the 13th. The song begins with Vico C recounting a past experience from 1989, setting the stage for a series of misadventures that occur on a more recent Friday the 13th in 2019. The artist uses vivid imagery and playful language to describe his encounters with various 'monstritos' or little monsters, which serve as metaphors for the challenges and absurdities he faces.

The narrative takes a comedic turn as Vico C describes his attempts to avoid bad luck by not visiting the Castillo del Morro, opting instead for a night out at a local hangout. His misadventures include being attacked by mosquitoes, getting arrested for public indecency, and escaping through a sewer. The song cleverly juxtaposes these mundane yet exaggerated events with the ominous presence of 'Jason,' a reference to the iconic horror character from the 'Friday the 13th' series. This Jason, however, is portrayed as even more menacing, leading to the declaration that 'Sábado 14' is the new day of misfortune.

The song also features cultural references that add depth to the narrative. Vico C mentions encountering Puerto Rican artists like Bad Bunny and Residente, who are leading a protest, and Eddie Dee, another influential figure in Latin music. These references ground the fantastical elements of the story in a real-world context, making the song both relatable and entertaining. The recurring theme is that no matter how much one tries to avoid bad luck, it finds a way to catch up, turning 'Sábado 14' into a new symbol of misfortune.

The song concludes with a cliffhanger, suggesting that the story will continue on 'Domingo 15,' leaving listeners eagerly anticipating the next chapter. Vico C's blend of humor, cultural commentary, and horror elements makes 'Sábado 14' a unique and engaging piece that resonates with fans of his music and storytelling style.