Silbando

YSY A's 'Silbando' is a track that delves into the gritty realities of the street and the music industry, using metaphors and street language to convey its message. The song title 'Silbando,' which translates to 'Whistling' in English, suggests a carefree attitude, which contrasts with the song's deeper exploration of the hustle and competition in the trap music scene.

The lyrics open with a metaphor about an animal kingdom where cats (felinos) are tired of chasing bones and would rather join rats to share the cheese, symbolizing people in the industry who are more interested in profit than in the art of music. YSY A boasts about his team making a million on the streets without resorting to drug dealing (camello), emphasizing authenticity and success without the backing of major labels (majors). He criticizes those who pretend to be something they're not, likening them to actors who aimed for leading roles but ended up as pawns. The song reflects on the theme of integrity, suggesting that no amount of money can change his values.

The latter part of the song shifts to a more personal narrative, with YSY A describing his work ethic and his interactions with a woman. The use of hairdressing metaphors ('planchita,' 'brushing') could be a play on words for his skill in crafting lyrics and 'smoothing out' his music. The repeated line 'Ysy va silbando, lo hace fácil, va sin respirar' reinforces the idea that he navigates the music scene with ease, making it look effortless ('without breathing'). Overall, 'Silbando' is a boastful track that celebrates YSY A's prowess in music while critiquing the superficiality and betrayal in the industry.