Cuantiosos translates to "numerous" or "copious," implying a large quantity or amount. It's a more formal and impactful word than common synonyms like "muchos" (many).
In the context of Canserbero's lyrics, he uses it when he says, "no soy humilde por haberme alabado en cuantiosos textos" (I'm not humble for having praised myself in numerous texts). This word highlights his extensive body of work and self-confidence, making it a strong and memorable choice.
In "Sigo Siendo el Rey" [I'm Still the King], Canserbero gives us his perspective on the hip hop world. He's not shy about his talent, even saying, "no soy humilde por haberme alabado en cuantiosos textos" [I'm not humble for having praised myself in numerous texts]. He sees a lot of fakes out there, people who "ni siquiera del rollo se ve nada" [don't even know anything about the scene].
He tells us he doesn't really sing, but rather "me limito a recitar como un martillo" [I limit myself to reciting like a hammer], like other brutal rap groups. He criticizes those who are all talk and no substance, urging listeners to "colaboren con favores para que las mejores aquí hace fuerte a verdaderos" [collaborate with favors so that the best here makes the true ones strong]. He wants to see real artists, not just fleeting trends, and he's definitely not afraid to call out the fakes.