Based on the gritty and reflective style of , a cornerstone of Angolan underground rap , the song " Traidoras " (Traitors) serves as a narrative of betrayal and social disillusionment. Phay Grand is widely recognized for his ability to represent the authentic daily life of Angolan youth , often focusing on social commentary rather than emulating American rap trends. The Story of "Traidoras"

: Phay Grand uses the concept of "traidors" to describe those who abandon their roots or the "underground" essence of the culture for temporary gain or commercial appeal. This is a recurring theme in his discography, including albums like Pão Burro - 2ª Via and Ou Uma Ou Outra .

: The story told is one of "reflection" (as described by Phay Grand in interviews ). It follows a figure who remains steadfast in his principles while the world around him shifts, identifying the "traitors" as those who have lost their identity to greed or social pressure. About Phay Grand O Poeta