CamarĂn translates to "dressing room" or "changing room". While not extremely rare, it's a more specific and less common word than many others in the lyrics, offering a glimpse into the artist's world.
In the song, the line "el camarĂn está lleno" (the dressing room is full) suggests a scene of success and popularity, hinting at the artist's rise from humble beginnings to a place where he's surrounded by people and activity. It's an interesting detail that paints a picture of his current lifestyle.
Stiffy's "COMO ANTES" featuring Jon Z is all about celebrating success and leaving the past behind. He's basically saying, "No-no, salà de acá, no rompas los huevo'" [No-no, get out of here, don't break my balls] to anyone who doubted him or tried to bring him down. The song is a declaration of how much his life has changed.
He talks about how he can now "Compro todo lo que no podĂa ayer" [Buy everything I couldn't yesterday] and how his days went from gray to diamonds. It's a powerful message about overcoming struggles, going from "el que miraba" [the one who watched] to "el que ellos quieren ver" [the one they want to see]. Stiffy also gives a shout-out to his mom, saying "Mai me ve y le da gracias a Dios porque lo logrĂ©" [Mom sees me and thanks God because I made it], which is a really sweet touch amidst all the flexing. It's a fun, confident anthem about enjoying the fruits of your labor!