Golfista Lyrics – Duki

Golfista Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Duki kicks things off by announcing his presence with his signature sound and energy. He shouts out his producer Ansel and reminds everyone who he is — the one and only “Duko.” Right away, he demands respect, setting the tone for a bold and confident track.

[Verso 1]
Here, Duki is standing tall and proud, saying people need to respect him because he’s earned his place. He feels unbeatable when he raps and even sees himself as someone who can teach others through his lyrics. He warns not to act weak or careless, using streetwise imagery to show he’s ready for any problem. Riding through Miami in a flashy Mercedes, he brags about his real diamonds and success in the drug game, all while fighting exhaustion. Even if he looks tired or high, he’s still dreaming and pushing forward — that’s how he made it. He talks about traveling across the world and having wings on his face like a mask, making a fun comparison to the wrestler Rey Mysterio. It’s a mix of street smarts, ambition, and global fame, all told with Duki’s fearless vibe.

[Estribillo]
Duki plays on the word “golfista” here — people think he’s a golfer because he’s always carrying “sticks,” likely hinting at guns or power. Even when life feels foggy, he says he’s never seen things more clearly. He mentions betrayal by a girl, referencing Calamaro to add weight to that pain. People doubted his success, but now he’s winning big, like getting the Ballon d’Or in football. Fans welcome him at the airport, and a luxury car is always waiting — a sign of how far he’s come. He wears chrome hearts, meaning he protects himself emotionally. Even though he’s rich from music, he reminds us he didn’t need school to make it.

[Verso 2]
Now Duki talks about how people see him everywhere — he jokes that it’s like they’re seeing his logo more than the real him. He’s performing in several countries, and it feels so surreal they might think he’s a hologram. He calls out other rappers for copying his style and recording it like it’s theirs. Some talk behind his back but later act fake-nice. In the studio, he compares himself to a chef cooking up money — creating hits and spending the cash. He says he feels Dominican, always smoking, and warns others not to act like eagles if they’re just lightweights. He’s heard secrets that could get people in trouble, but he keeps quiet unless forced. He plans to open a jewelry store like a famous thief, Vitette, and aims to retire in 2027. With beats from Ansel in hand, he kills it on the mic and returns home to someone special. By now, nothing can shake him, and he won’t sign deals unless the money’s worth it.

[Estribillo]
Again, he brings up the golf reference — saying he always rolls with power. Even though he feels more lost than ever, he’s never had such a clear view of what matters. He mentions betrayal again, connects it to love, and surprises everyone by becoming super successful, like Cannavaro winning a big football award. His fans show huge love at the airport, and luxury follows him everywhere. The chrome hearts show he’s guarded, and even without formal education, he’s made millions through his lyrics.

[Outro]
Duki ends the track by repeating his demand for respect. He keeps driving home the point that he’s not just any rapper — he’s “el Duko,” someone who’s earned his spot through talent, hustle, and confidence. He wants people to recognize that and treat him accordingly.