RAPSINCORTE 51 Lyrics – Foyone Ganlyrics

RAPSINCORTE 51 Lyrics Meaning

[Parte I]
[Verso 1: Foyone]
Foyone opens the track by spitting his own unique style, comparing his movement to something that defies logic. He gives a shoutout to those who carry their struggles proudly, saying no matter where you’re from, things will be alright. He emphasizes that he doesn’t sell fantasies; he showcases pure talent. He’s desired everywhere like valuable currency, expressing his thoughts in Latin-infused slang. Growing up in a harsh environment, he’s now channeling that survival mindset into his music, coming in strong and unapologetic.

[Verso 2: C.R.O]
C.R.O talks about his hustle, referring to “cooking crystals” as a metaphor for creating something valuable. He describes people who have mixed feelings toward him, and how he grew up surrounded by chaos. Teaming up with Foyone, he’s making uninterrupted rap, having left behind drügs, only to gain more success. He aligns himself with people from different walks of life, mentioning Romani people and noble-hearted individuals. He ends with a warning to those who talk too much, implying swift consequences.

[Verso 3: Acru]
Acru dives into how he finds deeper meaning in words and writing, comparing it to solving a puzzle. His metaphors sharpen his lyrical ability, attracting people who’ve also seen the light. His skills are effortless, and his confidence is so strong it can overshadow others. He likens himself to a golden chess piece, clever and strategic. Acru acknowledges jealousy but brushes it off, recognizing that others’ envy doesn’t affect his success, as they send him good wishes despite it.

[Verso 4: Akapellah]
Akapellah’s verse is filled with confidence, likening himself to legendary figures. He moves effortlessly, comparing his dominance to Michael Jackson’s moonwalk. Instead of relying on weapons (“Glock”), he’s armed with creativity and his voice, a gift from a higher power. He marvels at his own abilities, surprising himself with his skill. Like famous soccer player Roberto Carlos, he’s untouchable in his lane. Others try to compete, but they simply can’t measure up to his game.

[Puente: El Doctor]
A catchy bridge hyping the track, name-dropping Foyone and Doctor, keeping the energy high.

[Verso 5: El Doctor]
El Doctor reflects on spending excessive amounts of money on drügs, equivalent to a Lamborghini. He calls out his haters, comparing them to Mussolini, suggesting they’re dictators behind their keyboards, full of false confidence. He criticizes rappers who follow trendy, shallow styles, like Daniel Agostini. Despite his tough, rebellious lifestyle (symbolized by emptying a gun), he had a partner who tried to protect him by hiding his weapon. Despite misunderstandings with others, he’s living a wild rockstar life, even without major record deals.

[Verso 6: Homer El Mero Mero & T&K]
Homer talks about standing out as a tanguero, a reference to Argentina’s tango culture, while keeping a gritty, powerful style like a shotgun (Ithaca). He acknowledges times of wealth and hardship, comparing them to fat and skinny cows, referencing fluctuating fortunes. He hints at keeping people quiet to protect himself, possibly from betrayal. Homer’s approach is casual, treating his music like a sport he plays for fun, even when he didn’t have money.

[Verso 7: T&K]
T&K brings in a poetic vibe, speaking about eclipsing the sky with his music. He taps into cosmic metaphors, aligning a new moon and the sun’s growth with his own mental strength. His language is magnetic and deeply philosophical, reflecting on marginal experiences in a poor neighborhood. He highlights how people try to reduce his dreams to numbers and stats, but he’s supported by something much more profound and spiritual, symbolized by the power of a ringing bell, just like his close friends.

[Verso 8: Klan]
Klan delivers raw, unfiltered bars, bringing “pure s*it” to the table for anyone doubting him. He views inspiration as something natural and naked, with his creativity always flowing. His lyrics aren’t about being fancy but staying gritty and real, full of raw emotion. He’s fearless, unbothered by darkness or danger in the streets. Blood may no longer flow in his veins—now it’s paint, symbolizing his dedication to street art and culture. He’ll die an artist, always creating and changing.

[Verso 9: Soui Uno]
Soui Uno pledges loyalty to his genre, rejecting superficiality. While others’ idols may be lost, his craft heals his pain. He stands proud of his Latin roots, always hitting the mark and causing a stir. He watches out for those around him and keeps moving forward, even in failure. Hip-hop saved him, absolving him of guilt. When problems arise, he stands tall and faces them head-on, confident in his ability to overcome anything life throws his way.

[Parte II]
[Intro: Ronpe 99]
Hyping up the next section with energy and excitement.

[Verso 1: Ronpe 99]
Ronpe 99 talks about being more focused on rhythm and flow than complicated algorithms. He describes his process as effortless, comparing his skill to growing a pine tree without trying. He doesn’t force connections with people who lack real substance. He’s the one who sticks around when others bail, staying grounded when things get tough. Since the early 2000s, he’s been postponing minor distractions, aware that time moves fast and he needs to keep chasing his goals, even when time seems to outrun him.

[Verso 2: Zeballos]
Zeballos keeps it laid-back, saying that this rap without cuts is smooth and deliberate. He knows he’s here for a reason, even if it’s hard to pinpoint exactly what. He raps, succeeds, and keeps it lowkey, even when others die for a feature with a passing famous artist. His love for the craft comes at unpredictable moments, turning anger into passion and intensity. Others want to be number one, but Zeballos knows there’s a deeper method to being truly great, beyond just following trends.

[Verso 3: Fianru]
Fianru’s rap is as smooth and pure as the Peruvian lifestyle, while others feel trapped by their circumstances. He reflects on people’s attempts to escape and find freedom, whether by traveling or getting involved in illegal activities. Fianru himself mixes different influences, from Colombian and Spanish cultures to South American flair. Though people are blind to what’s going on, he puts love into his work and releases something pure and fresh, combining international styles with his own unique flavor.

[Verso 4: mhtresuno]
mhtresuno paints a dark picture of chaotic environments, where young kids grow up fast in rough conditions. From an early age, they’re exposed to crime and violence. In this world, trust is scarce, and even friendships are fragile. People are killed for money and drügs, reflecting a brutal reality that’s hard to escape.

[Verso 5: Cerounno]
Cerounno reflects on a personal moment of reflection, where he’s stuck in a loop, circling around in his own mind. This emotional state is powerful, as he sees hope on the horizon despite setbacks. Even when abandoned by family, he’s sure something better is coming. He mentions how people look for trouble unnecessarily, comparing his friends to Pokémon, always around but often overlooked. Despite being listened to for a long time, others act like they don’t hear him, but he knows his value.

[Verso 6: Lil Troca]
Lil Troca taps into a spiritual theme, saying his destiny is already written. His journey started in a tough place, but now he’s surrounded by success. His people are loyal, so he questions why he would need anyone else. He compares his return to his roots to Diego Maradona’s return to Fiorito. He’s left behind grudges and violence, focusing only on wealth. After leaving home to heal his emotional wounds, he spent years waiting for better times, and now he’s on top, collaborating with Foyone.

[Verso 7: Foyone]
Foyone closes out with a message of unity across Latin America. From Argentina to Mexico, he talks about how everyone’s fighting the same battles, no matter the country. He compares healing the neighborhood’s silence to a doctor treating a patient. Foyone spreads hope like increasing someone’s credit, knowing that being alive and present is already a victory. He uses his lyrics to showcase his achievements and prove his worth to the world.

[Outro: Foyone]
Wrapping up the track, Foyone proudly declares the power of “RAPSINCORTE 51,” representing Argentina and sending his message to the entire world, full of energy and confidence.