Milloneta is a slang term for "millionaire" in Spanish. It's a playful and slightly informal way to refer to someone who is very wealthy.
In the song, Victor Mendivil uses milloneta to celebrate his rags-to-riches story, emphasizing his newfound wealth and success after overcoming past struggles. It's a key word that encapsulates the song's theme of transformation and triumph.
Victor Mendivil's "Milloneta" is all about that incredible rags-to-riches journey, and it's super motivating! He starts by telling us how different things are now, saying, "Hace tres años ni la soli' hubieran aceptado" [Three years ago, they wouldn't have even accepted the application]. He remembers washing dishes and being denied rides, but now people are singing his songs on Instagram. It’s a real clap-back to anyone who doubted him, especially that "pendejo" [idiot] who said he couldn't do it.
This song is a celebration of hard work paying off. Victor talks about trading in his "Vans o tenis piratas" [Vans or fake sneakers] for fancy brands and how the "clavos de Cartier están en mi ronda" [Cartier nails are in my round]. He's gone from struggling to having "Joyas, carros, lujos, la cubana de etiqueta" [Jewels, cars, luxuries, the designer Cuban chain]. It’s a blunt, triumphant declaration that he's made it, and he's not forgetting where he came from, but he's definitely enjoying the view from the top!