Óscar Maydon’s “Falso” is a fiery wake-up call to anyone who confuses money with authenticity. Over swaggering corridos tumbados guitars, the Mexican singer vents about climbing the social ladder only to discover that the higher you go, the faker the company. He contrasts two worlds:
- “pobres en un mundo rico” (poor people in a rich world) versus Instagram “rockstars” who flaunt designer labels.
- Real barrio “flow” versus empty luxury that “no compra el flow.”
At its heart, the track is a lesson in self-worth. Maydon reminds us that friends who disappear when the cash does were never friends at all, and that true style comes from street cred, not price tags. It is a cheeky, empowering anthem perfect for shouting along whenever you need to brush off the braggers and stay true to your roots.