Frankie J - El Rey

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Yo sé bien que estoy afuera
Pero el día que yo me muera
Sé que tendrás que llorar
Llorar y llorar
Llorar y llorar

Dirás que no me quisiste
Pero vas a estar muy triste
Y así te vas a quedar

Con dinero y sin dinero
Hago siempre lo que quiero
Y mi palabra es la ley

No tengo trono ni reina
Ni nadie quien me comprenda
Pero sigo siendo el rey

Una piedra en el camino
Me еnseñó que mi destino
Era rodar y rodar
Rodar y rodar
Rodar y rodar

Dеspués me dijo un arriero
Que no hay que llegar primero
Pero hay que saber llegar
Con dinero y sin dinero
Hago siempre lo que quiero
Y mi palabra es la ley

No tengo trono ni reina
Ni nadie quien me comprenda
Pero sigo siendo el rey

Release Date: May 15, 2020

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El significado de la canción

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"El Rey" es una canción que habla sobre la vida de un hombre que a pesar de no tener riquezas ni una persona que lo comprenda, sigue siendo el rey de su propio destino. A través de las adversidades y obstáculos que encuentra en su camino, él aprende lecciones valiosas que lo guían por el camino de la vida. Con una actitud de determinación y confianza en sí mismo, el protagonista de la canción se afirma como el rey de su propia vida, tomando el control de su destino y haciendo siempre lo que quiere. Una melodía nostálgica y emotiva que refleja la fortaleza y la determinación de seguir adelante a pesar de las circunstancias.

Biography

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Francisco Javier Bautista, Jr., better known by his stage name Frankie J, is a prominent figure in the music industry, renowned for his unique blend of sounds derived from his Mexican American roots. The talented artist carries an impressive repertoire as a singer, songwriter, and even an adept rapper.

Frankie J’s journey into music started in the vibrant cityscape of San Diego, California, where he harnessed his passion for music. Before gaining fame, he made his initial mark in the music world as a freestyle artist, performing under the pseudonym Frankie Boy during the twilight of the 1990s. Despite the potential seen in his original freestyle album, the project was unfortunately shelved, pushing Frankie J to explore new horizons.

Finding fresh beginnings, Frankie J became an integral part of Kumbia Kings, a band that enjoyed considerable success and was well known for its infusion of cumbia and pop rhythms. The melding of genres was a perfect platform for Frankie J to showcase his versatility and unique musical style.

Eventually, Frankie J decided to branch out and embark on a solo adventure. 2003 marked a new chapter for him with the launch of his solo debut album, "What’s a Man to Do". His career as a solo artist was not confined to one language, reflecting his cultural background; he went on to release a series of albums with lyrics in both English and Spanish, catering to a diverse audience.

The pinnacle of his career was highlighted in 2013 when he earned a Grammy Award nomination for Best Latin Pop Album with his masterpiece "Faith, Hope y Amor". This accolade was a testament to his musical prowess and the heartfelt resonance his music had with his audience.

Through his music and unyielding determination, Frankie J continues to be a beacon of creativity and cultural representation in the music scene.