Cinismo translates to "cynicism". It's a strong and thought-provoking word that isn't as common in everyday song lyrics, making it stand out.
In the song, the artist refers to "la consultora del cinismo" (the consultant of cynicism), personifying cynicism as a guiding force. This suggests a deep reflection on the skepticism and distrust often found in the music industry and life in general, adding a layer of introspection to the lyrics.
In "Roto" (which means "Broken"), Santa RM gives us a really honest look into his life and feelings as a rapper. He starts by saying he just wants to write a song to fill a void, and apologizes if he disappoints anyone, because he's just being true to himself. He talks about how he never had a sincere friend until he became a rapper, and then people only called him for his fame. He's pretty blunt about it, saying "que se vayan a la todos a la consultora del cinismo" [everyone can go to the cynicism consultant] and that this song is for him.
He touches on the hypocrisy he sees in the world, even admitting he's part of it sometimes. He says people claim not to want money and fame, but then they proudly show off their success. Santa RM makes it clear he's not going to "vender mi culo ahí fuera" [sell his ass out there], but he still wants success and will fight for it. He also shares a bit about his family's expectations, with his mom thinking he'll be a millionaire and his dad telling him to go for it. Despite feeling "roto" [broken], he declares, "no me rendiré, no permitiré" [I won't give up, I won't allow it]. It's a powerful message about staying true to yourself even when things are tough.