Tiraera Arcangel

In 'Tiraera Arcangel,' Yomo delivers a powerful message of resilience and defiance. The song is a classic example of a 'tiraera,' a diss track in the reggaeton and Latin trap genres, where artists call out their rivals. Yomo's lyrics are filled with bravado and confidence, asserting his dominance in the music scene. He repeatedly emphasizes that his adversaries 'no hacen na' (do nothing), highlighting their ineffectiveness and lack of impact compared to his own influence and achievements.

Yomo's lyrics also reflect his journey and struggles in the music industry. He mentions being underestimated and counted out, only to make a strong comeback. Lines like 'Yomo estaba muerto y apagao' (Yomo was dead and turned off) and 'El que botaron de goldstar por eso es que no a grabao' (The one they kicked out of Goldstar, that's why he hasn't recorded) reveal his past setbacks. However, he uses these experiences to fuel his determination, making it clear that he is back and stronger than ever.

The song also touches on themes of loyalty and betrayal. Yomo criticizes those who turned their backs on him when he gave them opportunities ('Le dimo brake pa que tiraran y se nos viraron'). This sense of betrayal is a common theme in diss tracks, where artists often address personal and professional conflicts. Yomo's defiance is not just against his rivals but also against the industry's challenges, making 'Tiraera Arcangel' a testament to his resilience and unwavering confidence.

Yomo's style in this track is aggressive and unapologetic, characteristic of the 'tiraera' genre. His delivery is intense, and the repetitive chorus reinforces his message of dominance. The song serves as both a warning to his rivals and a declaration of his return to the music scene, solidifying his place in the reggaeton and Latin trap genres.