The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Native floodplain" (Rodnaya poy) the performer of the song "Miyagi"
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In the song "Reka" (River), Miyagi uses metaphors like "moralist's schizophrenia," "inadequate lyrics," and "a pile of scribbles" to depict the chaotic thoughts and feelings of the lyrical hero. He feels lost in the world of material possessions ("pier of unnecessary goods"), longs for home and closeness with his mother ("there will always be little, you need to be there")
In "Rapapapam," Miyagi reflects on his life, the hardships and joys, the past and present. The lyrical hero is tired of the city bustle ("hustle, chicks, thugs, codes"), seeking solace in music and love
The beginning of the song "RIZUP" by Miyagi & Эндшпиль features a dialogue between teenagers, highlighting the popularity of Miyagi's music not only in the Dominican Republic, but worldwide, including Miami, New York, Brazil, and Russia. The repeating phrase "Umshakalaka" creates an atmosphere of carefree fun, typical of youth
In the song "Pronzay" (Pierce), Miyagi uses the metaphor of piercing through clouds to convey the idea of overcoming difficulties and personal growth."Needles of envious and unsophisticated words" symbolize criticism, negativity, and attempts to lead astray
In his song "Pri Svoem" (Sticking to My Guns), Miyagi reflects on staying true to himself, his individuality, and his uniqueness. He talks about remaining faithful to his principles and beliefs, despite the pressure from the outside world
In the song "Po ushi v tebya vlyublyon" ("Head over Heels in Love with You"), Miyagi paints a picture of passionate and carefree love, full of adventure and romance. The lyrical hero recalls dizzying moments of escaping with his beloved from ordinary life wild races, the scorching sun, deserted beaches - all this creates an atmosphere of freedom and euphoria
