Elíseos Lyrics – Delaossa, Cruz Cafuné

Elíseos Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
A signature tag introducing the artist or producer.

[Verso 1: Delaossa]
Delaossa starts by reflecting on his success, saying that while it may not be absolute, his influence is undeniable. He emphasizes his street credibility, claiming he has become “untouchable” in the industry. Despite his achievements, he hasn’t lost his hunger or passion. He also calls out fake celebrities, saying many famous people he has met are frauds. Instead of responding to negativity with hostility, he chooses to brush it off, even showing affection towards those who criticize him.

He then compares his rise in the music industry to how drügs infiltrate elite circles—suggesting he’s made an impact without playing by the usual rules. He talks about spreading his message like a preacher but without the official role of a priest. His confidence grows as he states that he’s getting richer, better-looking, and more focused every day. Unlike others who only add, he multiplies his success. Singerities might be watching him, but he sees himself as a king who won’t step down.

Money is a key theme—he wants wealth in all forms and refers to himself as a “gold digger” in a playful, ironic way. He boasts about his ability to both entertain and make money, stating that he could be anything except someone else. He ends the verse with images of luxury, starting his day with a good meal, fresh sneakers, and a new challenge. His work ethic is relentless—he doesn’t even take breaks during the holidays, yet his success keeps attracting major industry deals.

[Verso 2: Cruz Cafuné]
Cruz Cafuné begins by mentioning that his brother designed the stylish cardigan he’s wearing, signaling his connection to fashion and personal branding. He references expensive drinks, suggesting a life of luxury. Then, he paints a picture of high society’s dark side, where even privileged kids are involved in crime, blending wealth with danger. He references *Succession*, a TV show about power struggles, comparing his car’s sound system to the character Kendall Roy’s Benz, which symbolizes affluence and ambition.

He then brings in religious imagery, saying if Jesus returned, he wouldn’t be merciful, but at least he’d come back in designer sneakers. This suggests a contrast between spirituality and materialism. He reflects on his own struggles, describing an internal battle with temptation, not in a stereotypical devilish way but through vices like alcohol. He mentions being in Marseille, enjoying the sea, yet still caught in a world of excess and recklessness. Even under the influence of multiple substances, he remains aware of his surroundings.

Winning and losing feel the same—defeat feels permanent, but victory is fleeting. He flexes with luxury car rims, questioning what emotions people hide behind expensive sunglasses. He points out how power is often just perception, recalling how people expect him to be taller based on his reputation. His success distorts reality, as seen in reflections on polished rims.

Despite hardships, he continues to act confidently. Even in heavy rain, he drives with the top down—symbolizing his fearless attitude. He invests his money wisely and backs up his words with actions. He acknowledges the dark side of fame, encouraging someone to leave behind toxic habits and past struggles. Finally, he hints at offering a better life to a woman, taking her away from thrift shopping and struggles, filling her days with love while he works through the night.

[Outro]
A smooth fade-out, reinforcing the song’s vibe.