Barro — Duki Lyrics

Emilia’s melodic humming introduces the song, setting an emotional and introspective mood.

“I’m my mother’s miracle, born in ‘96.” He reflects on his origins, emphasizing his mother’s perspective of him as a blessing.

“I knew I was going to be a musician since I was about three.” Indicates his early connection to music, a lifelong passion.

“Dancing salsa at my grandma’s, moving my feet.” Duki shares a childhood memory, showing his cultural roots and rhythm.

“I was already living the dream when I woke up.” Suggests he’s realizing his dreams that began long ago.

“Though I go with the flow, I prefer to go against it.” Describes his rebellious spirit, valuing individuality.

“I put the rope around my neck for those I care about.” He’s willing to make sacrifices for his loved ones.

“You need attitude to carry this imprint.” The journey requires confidence and a strong character.

“My words say so much that I have a printing press.” His lyrics are impactful, reflecting his skill with words.

“I’m tired of walking; let the wind carry me.” Expresses a desire to let life guide him rather than pushing constantly.

“I’m tired of living fast; I want to go slower.” Longing for a pace of life that allows him to savor moments.

“I’m not one for taking photos; I live in the moment.” Duki prefers to experience life directly, without distractions.

“But I’ll take one with mom, ’cause I know she loves it.” Despite his preference, he makes exceptions for those he cares about.

“I was so lucky to find you, with so many people out there.” Acknowledges the rarity and value of a meaningful connection.

“I fell in love with your words and your actions.” He values genuine expression and integrity in relationships.

“Of thinking of you, missing you, feeling your touch.” Expresses the deep emotional bond he feels with this person.

“If you run, I run; if you jump, I jump.” A commitment to stand by them, regardless of the circumstances.

“My friends are proud to see my crown.” His success is a shared victory for those close to him.

“But my grandma is even prouder; I’m a good person.” His character means more to his family than his achievements.

“I graduated in life; where’s my diploma?” Suggests he’s gained wisdom and success outside traditional paths.

“Tell me, who’s laughing now?” A triumphant response to those who may have doubted him.

“I didn’t finish high school and built my business.” Proudly shows that success isn’t limited to formal education.

“The magic was always in my mind.” His imagination and vision were his true assets.

“I traded my breathlessness for airs of greatness.” He overcame personal struggles to find confidence and ambition.

“To think I didn’t want to leave my room.” Reflects on his growth from introversion or anxiety.

“The world scared me, and even more so people.” Shares past fears and insecurities.

“How many kill you for nothing, how many betray you.” Notes the dangers and disloyalty he’s seen in life.

“But I’m blessed; my angel watches over me.” Acknowledges spiritual or familial protection.

“I know it’s never too late to find the way.” Embraces optimism and resilience.

“Sometimes I freeze on stage.” Reflects vulnerability, even in moments of success.

“To my devils, my demons, I thank them daily.” Shows gratitude for both positive and challenging influences.

“I went unnoticed in my neighborhood’s streets.” Remembers humble beginnings before fame.

“Now my grandfather says I’m the star of Almagro.” Family pride in his success, especially within his community.

“The higher you are, the harder the fall.” Reflects on the risks that come with success.

“But I won’t deny that pain inspires me.” Admits that hardship fuels his creativity.

“I left my destructive self for another life.” He’s abandoned self-destructive tendencies for personal growth.

“For when I lack reasons to keep living.” Acknowledges past or future struggles with finding purpose.

“And I’ll keep trying as long as I have the will.” A commitment to perseverance.

“Because I’m here today, but maybe gone tomorrow.” A reminder of life’s uncertainty.

“My people singing my song like a crowd.” Describes the support of his fans, like a stadium cheer.

“And my best line painted on the wall.” His legacy, immortalized through his words.

Repeats the image of his words as street art, a tribute to his journey.

Emphasizes his impact, his lyrics resonating beyond music.

Emilia’s humming adds a reflective and melancholic tone.

“If I don’t sing what I feel.” Expresses a need for honest self-expression.

“I’ll die inside.” Highlights the importance of authenticity and passion in his life.