El Niño Lyrics – Crni Cerak

El Niño Lyrics Meaning

*Strofa 1: Seksi]
The first verse highlights the harsh and repetitive cycle of street life. The singer describes a world where the streets and home blend together, with constant tension and struggle. There’s talk of selling drügs (referenced by “dzoint” and “vaga”), and kids growing up in a hostile environment, facing the anger of the public. Flashing police lights are a regular occurrence, and the loss of friends is an unfortunate norm. Despite all this, the singer points out that even if everyone gets arrested, there will always be someone left to hold things down. The verse also touches on the business side of the streets—everything is a transaction, and if you’re not prepared, you’ll get hurt. The streets have their own rules, and if you don’t know how to play the game, you risk being crushed. There’s no room for weakness, and loyalty is key.

[Strofa 2: Bandra]
In the second verse, the singer reflects on the untrustworthy and dishonest environment they grew up in. They describe a life where survival means learning to lie and avoid trouble. The mention of wearing a black hoodie in the dark and being ready to fight indicates a sense of constant vigilance. Despite the challenges, things haven’t changed much—same old routine in the neighborhood. The singer notes that, although they’ve grown stronger, the music scene still reflects their roots in the streets. The verse also implies that not everyone can understand or survive the struggle if they haven’t lived through it firsthand.

[Strofa 3: Biba]
This verse touches on the singer’s connection to their street identity. There’s a reference to handling things with finesse, whether it’s dealing with risky situations or showing off their skills. The singer talks about the dangers of the streets, where every move counts. There’s mention of being prepared for whatever comes their way—whether it’s drügs or confrontation. The line about “fresh” could suggest staying on top, always ahead of the game, with the confidence to handle the pressure. The singer emphasizes that their presence is felt, and they aren’t afraid to show it, taking risks when necessary.

[Strofa 4: Ourmoney]
In the final verse, the singer discusses their growth and increasing influence in the neighborhood. They liken themselves to a spider weaving a web, meaning they’re deeply connected and involved in everything happening around them. They no longer seek recognition but are focused on business and survival. The mention of being recognized wherever they go suggests their reputation precedes them. Despite facing obstacles, like losing friends or being constantly under pressure, they’re determined to rise. They also reflect on their past, where they used to run fast like a soccer player, and now they’re making moves in the game, balancing street life and business. They note the dangers around them, including police searches and shady individuals, while also calling out the fake or bankrupt “rappers” who don’t truly understand the struggle. The verse emphasizes the harsh reality of living a double life—balancing street survival with fame and wealth.