FRESH Lyrics – Trueno

FRESH Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Trueno kicks things off with an energetic vibe, calling out to someone and inviting them to join the fun. He says they’re fully into music all day and tells the girl not to play around—just hit play and enjoy. It’s a playful way to get the party started.

[Coro]
Here, Trueno is all about confidence. He’s letting everyone know that he’s always on point, always feeling good, and full of style. He talks about strolling through his neighborhood every day with that same fresh attitude. When he says “talk later, just move your feet,” he means now’s the time to dance and enjoy the vibe. If something or someone doesn’t match that cool energy, they need to leave. He wants people to loosen up, dance against the wall, and enjoy the party, especially when the music of Daddy Yankee (Calderón) plays.

[Verso]
Trueno starts by saying that even if people don’t see or believe it, he runs the party and has control of the whole vibe. Some people owe him favors, and he bumps into them at events. He knows he can intimidate people if he brings the full energy back. He throws in a shoutout to his neighborhood, spelling out “COMUNA,” and repeats “four” like a chant, giving that raw street sound.

He talks directly to people, saying there’s something for everyone, even your mom, hinting at how widespread his influence is. Out on the streets, he moves dangerously—meaning he’s sharp, confident, and fearless. He calls out fake tough guys and says if he steps on their block, things get real. He’s positioning himself as the new face of hip hop, someone real and from the streets, and if his lyrics don’t come from the block, they lose power.

Since he was a kid, he’s been tough, and now he’s thriving. Even if people hate on him, they still end up dancing to his music. He’s not religious but feels blessed, and compares himself to Mateo (maybe a name play or self-reference), saying he’s a ten out of ten. What you see is what you get—he’s real. He doesn’t need to brag about money because his journey and style speak louder.

He shares that he’s been traveling, from Manhattan to the West, showing off his growth. Some criticize him for rapping in English, but he shrugs it off because he knows he’s fresh no matter what. Everyone around him is doing great, his songs are playing at night, and if anyone wants problems, they’ll get burned by his light—meaning his talent and fire.

He throws shade at other rappers, saying they’re not on his level, and now he’s cutting off their “Wi-Fi,” like shutting down their connection or flow. He waves goodbye to the competition and reminds them not to compare their careers to his achievements. Trueno’s building strong links across Latin America, especially Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. He and his crew are feeling good, getting high on life, and bringing rap to places that don’t have it yet.

They’re relaxed, even doing tricks on bikes, and excited for a new year, a new album, and new lyrics. He still has goals, like buying his friend Peligro a house in Uruguay or helping kids swap out bad habits for better ones, like giving them Nike gear. Even though he’s left freestyle battles behind, his unique style is still going strong.

[Coro]
Again, Trueno is all about showing his confidence and coolness. He’s walking around his neighborhood like a king, feeling good every day. He says they’ll talk later, but right now, it’s all about moving to the rhythm. If something or someone isn’t matching his level of energy or vibe, they need to leave. Everyone’s dancing, the party’s jumping, and with Calderón’s music in the mix, he reminds everyone: he’s fresh, and he owns the moment.