Eigir Lyrics – Beny Jr, El Guincho

Eigir Lyrics Meaning

[Pre-Estribillo]
Here he talks about how hard his life feels, like hitting a rock that won’t break easily. He sees people around him burning out fast and says that path isn’t cool or worth it. He keeps his head down, doesn’t show off, and doesn’t pretend to be refined. His wounds, both emotional and mental, feel permanent, to the point where pain has become normal and almost numb to him.

[Estribillo]
This part shows how sudden violence and danger can appear in his life, even ruining something as simple as his clothes. He stays focused on survival and holding onto what feeds him. He admits he doesn’t know if tomorrow he could be the next one hurt. Under all the toughness, there’s a quiet wish that someone truly cares about him and worries for his safety.

[Verso 1]
Here he comes off aggressive and confident, saying he doesn’t respect fake people and doesn’t hold back when dealing with others. He moves in his own direction and doesn’t care who supports his enemies. He hints at money spread across places and compares his moves to chess, showing strategy and patience. There’s desire for luxury and strong partners, and belief that all his risky actions will eventually pay off. He admits he has sold a lot and lives close to danger, but that lifestyle feels normal to him. He believes luck is on his side, like the dice always roll in his favor. He brags about leaving others behind and not copying trends, feeling his style is real while others are weak. When he raps, he feels powerful and legendary, even though he started with nothing and had to shut down his emotions to survive. He doesn’t rely on tricks or shortcuts, just steady effort, refusing to end up with nothing. Money isn’t the final dream for him; freedom, peace, and a view of the sea matter more. He mentions dealing with threats and people trying to act tough, shutting them down quickly. There’s also paranoia, as he can’t talk too much because police attention is always close. He ends by talking business in a cold way, asking for prices and budgets, and cleaning up problems completely so nothing traces back to him.

[Estribillo]
This repeat brings back the fear of sudden violence and how fast things can turn bad. He keeps holding onto his grind and survival habits. The future feels uncertain, and he knows the same harm could reach him anytime. Beneath the rough attitude, he still hopes someone genuinely looks out for him and cares if he’s okay.

[Verso 2]
This part feels more personal and heavy. He talks about moments when jail feels close and how that messes with his head, especially thinking about his brother already locked up. There’s stress, guilt, and loyalty mixed together. He mentions quality and success in his work, confident it brings double results. He calls out people who fake their image, wearing things they didn’t earn. He separates himself from them, saying copying his sound isn’t normal. He admits he keeps to himself, avoids collaborations, and seems distant. Even at parties, he stays guarded, carrying everything with him.

[Estribillo]
Again, this hook reminds us of how violence, hunger, and uncertainty shape his daily life. He doesn’t know what tomorrow holds and lives alert all the time. Still, the same quiet hope returns, wishing someone truly cares and worries about what might happen to him.

[Outro]
He ends by repeating his need for loyalty and care. Whether he’s out enjoying life or surrounded by risk, he wants someone by his side who truly rides for him and would protect him if things turn serious.