Reptiliano literally translates to "reptilian". It's an intriguing and somewhat unusual word to find in a rap song, immediately grabbing attention.
In the context of the song, Tempo uses it to describe himself as a powerful, cunning, and perhaps even otherworldly figure, stating, "soy un reptiliano con un penthouse en el Capestrano." This metaphorical use suggests he is a dominant force, perhaps alluding to conspiracy theories about reptilian shapeshifters, which adds a layer of mystique and makes the word highly memorable.
Tempo's "Reptiliano" is a no-holds-barred declaration of dominance in the rap game, a track where he pretty much tells everyone else to step aside. He's all about getting "más fama y dinero" [more fame and money], and he's not shy about it. Tempo sees himself as a classic, a legend, even saying, "Soy lo más hijo De puta en el trap, rap, hip-hop" [I'm the biggest son of a bitch in trap, rap, hip-hop].
He's got this whole "reptilian" vibe going on, like he's not even from this world, saying, "Hijos de puta no soy de este mundo, yo no soy común y corriente" [Motherfuckers, I'm not from this world, I'm not common or ordinary]. He's basically saying he's on another level, untouchable, and that everyone else's life "depende del boss" [depends on the boss] – meaning him. It's a bold, aggressive track where Tempo makes it clear he's here to win, no matter what.