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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Yo Soy Del Barrio" by the artist "Yandel"

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The song "Yo Soy Del Barrio" ("I'm From the Hood") by Yandel and Tego Calderón is an anthem about pride in their roots and the success they've achieved despite the odds.

Main Theme: Pride in their neighborhood, their roots, and who they have become despite the challenges they faced.

Yandel:

The repeated phrase "I'm a celebrity from the hood" shows his pride in his origins and how he became successful without forgetting where he came from.

He acknowledges the struggles of hood life ("I know that if I were born again, I would be the same, that if I fall, I will rise"), but emphasizes his resilience and loyalty to his roots.

Tego Calderón:

Complements the picture by depicting the realities of hood life: the cramped apartment ("apartment 28"), writing lyrics as a way out ("making history, writing lyrics"), the pressure to succeed ("they'll give me a hefty fine if the song doesn't hit").

He also expresses pride in their journey and calls the audience to share this moment of triumph ("Raise your lighters up").

Imagery:

"Apartment 28" - a symbol of humble beginnings.

"Lighters" - a symbol of unity and support.

"The flag on my chest" - a metaphor for patriotism towards their neighborhood.

Overall, "Yo Soy Del Barrio" is an anthem of street life, resilience, and loyalty to one's roots that resonates with listeners who share similar experiences.

Yo soy...

Yo soy del barrio un famoso,

Yo soy de esquina, del barrio soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso.

Yo sé que soy soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso,

Yo soy de esquina, del barrio soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso.

[Tego Calderón:]

Y vamos a estar en el choli el 28,

Haciendo historia por la goma, no a lo loco,

Por que no quedaba nada, estamos como coco,

Depende de ustedes, si cantamos mucho o poco.

A las doce se acabó lo que se daba,

O me dan un multa brava, si caricle no se trabaja,

Ready para zumbarnos para ahí para abajo,

Pero lléguenle temprano,

Hasta que no se llene no empezamos.

Para que no se queje,

Para que estemos claros...

[Yandel:]

Yo soy del barrio un famoso,

Yo soy de esquina, del barrio soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso.

Yo sé que soy, soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso,

Yo soy de esquina, del barrio soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso.

[Tego Calderón:]

Hagamos ese trato y le meto en la madre,

Para que hablen, que quieren arrancar con la abayarde,

Pegadito a la pared, en los bandoleros,

La calle me lo pidió con Yandel,

Metiéndole sazón para las nenas.

Y al bonsái dándole candela,

A toda honda hace limba ba ba ba,

Este 28 de agosto, Tego Calderón

Revoluciona la calle ¡y que quede claro!

[Yandel:]

Yo soy del barrio un famoso,

Yo soy de esquina, del barrio soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso.

Yo sé que soy, soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso,

Yo soy de esquina, del barrio soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso.

Yo sé,

Que si vuelvo no nacer, el mismo de esto,

Que si caigo vuelvo y me levanto,

Que mi patria y pueblo represento

Con mi bandera en el pecho.

Yo soy del barrio un famoso,

Yo soy de esquina, del barrio soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso.

Yo sé que soy, soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso,

Yo soy de esquina, del barrio soy,

Yo soy del barrio un famoso.

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