The song "Bariostar" by Gilli tells the story of his journey from the ghetto to achieving success and fame in Europe. The lyrics depict Gilli's transition from a life of struggle and poverty to earning a living and making money in the music industry. The song talks about how Gilli and his crew came to Europe with the dream of leaving behind their difficult lives in the favelas (ghettos) and earning euros. They embrace the energy and positive vibes around them, dancing and enjoying life. Gilli describes himself as a "Bariostar" and a "Traficante" (meaning a street dealer) who operates discreetly. He mentions encountering a girl who catches his attention, wanting to bring along a friend and highlights their positive energy. Gilli boasts about his lifestyle, hanging out with a carioca (a person from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), and enjoying a luxurious lifestyle. Throughout the song, Gilli emphasizes the importance of living in the present and not worrying about the future. He rolls with sicarios (hitmen) and savors the moment. Gilli also mentions selling drugs and having a defensive mindset like Makélélé (a retired French footballer known for his defensive skills). He talks about his baby mama and child and dismisses negative vibes. Gilli's loyalty to his close ones and his determination to strive for success until the end are also emphasized. Overall, "Bariostar" is a song about Gilli's rise to fame and success, leaving behind the struggles of the ghetto and embracing a new lifestyle in Europe.
