EN LA JUNGLA

YSY A's song 'EN LA JUNGLA' paints a vivid picture of the urban landscape as a modern-day jungle, filled with both peril and opportunity. The repeated phrase 'en la jungla' sets the stage for a world where survival is paramount, and only the fittest thrive. The artist uses metaphors like 'Timón y Pumba with King Kong under the tomb' to illustrate the chaotic and unpredictable nature of this environment. The reference to the sun being 'more trap than ever' suggests an intense, almost oppressive atmosphere, where the heat of competition and scrutiny is relentless.

The lyrics delve into the complexities of fame and the music industry. YSY A critiques the superficiality of the pop culture scene, likening it to a 'chiste de Yayo' or a joke, and 'Xuxa,' a reference to the Brazilian entertainer known for her child-friendly image. This juxtaposition highlights the contrast between the raw, unfiltered reality of the trap genre and the polished, often artificial world of mainstream pop. The artist's mention of burning hash under the rain and having a 'piedra' (stone) to keep away the 'turbias' (troubles) suggests a need for escapism and protection from the darker aspects of this jungle.

YSY A also touches on themes of loyalty and resilience. He speaks of his 'equipo' (team) being at the forefront, standing strong against envy and adversity. The line 'trap no apto para emisoras' underscores the authenticity and rawness of his music, which may not be suitable for mainstream radio but resonates deeply with those who understand its true essence. The song is a testament to the artist's commitment to staying true to his roots and his craft, despite the challenges and temptations of the urban jungle.