MLP

Yeison Jimenez's song "MLP" is a defiant anthem that addresses the artist's journey and the criticism he has faced along the way. The lyrics convey a message of resilience and self-assurance, as Jimenez reflects on the hardships he has endured to reach his current level of success. He acknowledges that while some people view him as lucky or arrogant, they are unaware of the struggles he has overcome. The repeated phrase 'dicen' (they say) suggests that he is well aware of the rumors and negative opinions circulating about him, but he chooses to dismiss them with a 'me vale madre' attitude, which translates to 'I don't care' or 'it doesn't matter to me.'

The chorus of the song, with lines like 'Que sigan hablando, yo aquí facturando' (Let them keep talking, I'm here making money), emphasizes Jimenez's focus on his achievements and financial success despite the 'barking dogs,' a metaphor for his detractors. The phrase 'Y pa' que les duela, yo sigo cantando' (And to make it hurt, I keep singing) serves as a powerful statement of defiance, indicating that he will continue to pursue his passion and career regardless of others' opinions. The song's bridge, where he declares himself the original and others as copies, reinforces his authenticity and dismisses any imitation or competition.

The song concludes with a dedication 'con mucho cariño' (with much affection) to anyone who resents seeing someone from humble beginnings succeed. This final sentiment underscores the song's overarching theme of perseverance and triumph over adversity. Jimenez's message is clear: he will continue to move forward, focused on his path, undeterred by the negativity that arises from his progress.