XULOS Lyrics – Los Diozes

XULOS Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, there’s a playful and slightly confrontational tone as one guy chats with Kike about his situation. Kike’s coach has apparently spilled the beans about him not being a starter anymore due to drug use. The speaker reassures Kike that he’ll take care of things and hints at dealing with someone they don’t like. There’s a humorous nod to hiding, comparing the situation to Puigdemont, who had to seek refuge. The speaker invites others from Marbella to connect, sharing their social media handles while joking around with family and friends. It sets a light-hearted and rebellious mood, blending camaraderie with some tension.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, the artist shares a series of anecdotes about his life and missed opportunities, all delivered with a mix of humor and sarcasm. He mentions wanting to join Crystal Palace but got injured instead. There are funny references to failed romantic encounters and unexpected turns in his life, like training at a gym but getting caught up in drama. He expresses a sense of bravado as he talks about confronting someone, showing he’s not afraid to defend his pride. The verse captures the ups and downs of chasing dreams while emphasizing street cred and resilience, showcasing a character that’s both tough and witty.

[Estribillo]
The chorus reinforces the group’s identity as “chulos,” meaning cool or cocky. They boast about their self-confidence while poking fun at someone’s relationship by saying their boyfriend is less impressive than a triceratops, adding a humorous visual. There’s a playful jab at the girls they’re involved with, likening them to a kangaroo, which suggests a sense of wildness or unpredictability. Overall, the chorus is catchy, emphasizing their carefree and slightly arrogant attitude, as they take pride in their bold personas.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, the artist continues with the theme of unfulfilled aspirations. He reflects on various paths he could have taken, from aiming to be a famous footballer or actor to settling for mundane jobs like setting up tents. There’s a sense of irony as he mentions wanting to achieve platinum records but ending up with a video game trophy instead. He highlights that life hasn’t gone as planned, expressing disappointment while maintaining a sense of humor about it. It paints a picture of a young man navigating life’s challenges with resilience and a bit of sarcasm.

[Interludio]
In the interlude, the vibe shifts to a more conversational tone among friends. One guy mentions wanting to be like Foyone, suggesting a desire for success or fame. There’s a playful back-and-forth as they greet each other, with one guy just getting out of a situation, likely prison. The dialogue flows easily, adding to the camaraderie among them. They joke about height, which lightens the mood. It reflects their bond and shared experiences, capturing that mix of friendship and bravado.

[Estribillo]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing their identity as “chulos.” They throw shade again at someone’s boyfriend, comparing him to a reindeer and laughing about it. The playful references continue with girls, reinforcing their bold image. This repetition builds on the fun, carefree attitude that runs through the song, and it emphasizes their confidence and willingness to joke around, all while keeping that catchy vibe alive.

[Outro]
In the outro, the artists express their taste in women, humorously mentioning a range of types they find attractive, showing their carefree attitude towards romance. They boast about having many women waiting for them, but instead, they’re just playing video games. This highlights a humorous contrast between their wild lifestyle and everyday life. They wrap it up by proclaiming their dominance in Marbella and warning others not to mess with them, creating a sense of camaraderie and toughness. The mention of the Illuminati adds a playful conspiracy twist, making it clear they take their image seriously while still having fun.