Defunción translates to "demise" or "death". While it's a serious word, it's not commonly found in popular song lyrics, making it stand out as unique and thought-provoking.
In the song, DELAOSSA uses it to express a dark and cynical view of recognition: "Empezaréis a valorarme cuando sea mi defunción" (You will start to value me when it is my demise). This line suggests a commentary on how artists are often more appreciated after they are gone, adding a layer of depth and social critique to the lyrics.
DELAOSSA and J.Mood really bring the heat in "La Función"! This track is all about ambition, the grind, and proving yourself in the music game. DELAOSSA kicks things off by saying he's always one step ahead, like a vulture knowing the lion's fate, and he's not afraid to take what's his: "me colé en la entrega de tu premio y... te robé el galardón" [I snuck into your award ceremony and... I stole your award]. He sees himself as a king, dealing justice and having a heightened vision, almost like a prophet.
But it's not all easy. He talks about the intense pressure, comparing it to a chick needing to break out of its shell: "sin presión el pollo no sale del cascarón" [without pressure, the chick doesn't leave the shell]. There's a darker side too, where he admits to self-sabotage, even hurting what he loves most, like the scorpion stinging the frog. He's driven by a need to be number one, because "¿Quién coño se acuerda del subcampeón?" [Who the hell remembers the runner-up?]. He sees a lot of fake drama in the industry, and he's here to end it all, declaring, "llego yo y echo el telón, termina la función" [I arrive and drop the curtain, the show ends].