CARA DEL NORTE Lyrics – Oney1, ElNiñoDel22

CARA DEL NORTE Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
The artist talks about coming from a tough place, “cara del norte” likely referring to the struggles of his background. He made it without help or support and is now working on leveling up, symbolized by handling his passport. As he keeps releasing songs, his value in the industry rises. He prefers to keep his struggles hidden, coming from a rough place with unfinished walls. Despite saying just a few words, his impact is huge, as many opportunities and successes come his way.

[Verso 2]
Even when he lacks motivation, he’s pushing forward because he wants money, mainly for his close ones. He compares his ambition to eating the “forbidden fruit,” meaning he’s willing to take risks to get what he wants. At 12, he wasn’t thinking about wealth, but now his mind is set on securing a home and a luxury car. He rolls with his crew, referencing “Black and Yellow” and “Taylor Gang,” meaning he’s surrounded by a strong team. He feels like he’s winning as long as he’s with his people. Since childhood, he’s avoided trouble and now looks back at those struggles with a laugh. His focus is on reaching the top, and his team is right there with him. He references summoning demons and competing at the highest level, showing his determination. Traveling to Mendoza and wearing branded clothes shows his success, while others who doubted him now applaud like seals.

[Coro]
Some people see him as the hottest rapper right now, but for him, the real win is making his father proud. He values his time and won’t waste it on things that don’t matter. His success allows him to show up at events in style and take over. With just an open mic and his talent, alongside his friend Cafun, he’s making waves in the industry. Now, he’s at a level where he can choose luxury cars, and streaming platforms like Spotify are covering the bill, proving how far he’s come.

[Post-Coro]
The repetition of “Spotify” emphasizes how music is now funding his lifestyle. He highlights how his songs are making money and allowing him to live comfortably. It’s a flex about turning his talent into a career where streaming platforms are literally paying for his expenses.

[Verso 3]
He stays loyal to his crew and keeps a serious attitude, knowing that the real breakthrough hasn’t even happened yet. He calls out other rappers, saying they act like servants compared to him. When he dies, there will be a massive tribute, showing his influence. He has left behind bad habits but still feels the pull of the streets. At night, he processes his emotions and frustrations. He’s tired of drama and focuses only on what matters—his daughters are healthy, and that’s enough for him. He doesn’t need violence or weapons to make people realize their mistakes; they’ll face their own consequences. His lyrics are as intense as a horror movie, and he’s focused on making money while staying true to himself. Death looms over him, but he brushes it off, relaxing and smoking while reflecting on his journey.

[Coro (Repetition)]
Again, he emphasizes his success—some see him as the best rapper out there, but for him, it’s about making his father proud. He values his time and uses his talent wisely, taking over events and securing financial success through music.

[Post-Coro (Repetition)]
Once more, he hammers in the fact that Spotify and streaming are making him money, reinforcing his success and proving that music is his source of wealth.