Várias Fita

In 'Várias Fita,' Afeny delivers a raw and unfiltered critique of societal hypocrisy and the various injustices that plague his community. The song opens with a stark declaration that everything is upside down, setting the tone for a series of observations about the contradictions and falsehoods he encounters daily. Afeny doesn't shy away from calling out the 'papo torto' (crooked talk) and the lack of courage people have to speak the truth. He positions himself as someone unafraid to voice his opinions, emphasizing that he has nothing to lose.

Afeny touches on the superficiality and materialism that define social value in his environment. He criticizes those who flaunt their wealth and status, such as the 'paty' (posh girls) who only take the subway in New York to show off their luxury. He also points out the hypocrisy of people who once ignored or belittled him but now seek his approval on social media. This theme of hypocrisy extends to so-called influencers who profit from others' misfortunes and those who preach love and equality but are quick to resort to violence.

The song also delves into the struggles within his community, highlighting the betrayal and exploitation that occur. Afeny speaks about people who steal from their own neighbors and then are mourned as 'angels' when they die. He also addresses the superficial changes people make to fit societal standards, such as women who once mocked him now resorting to cosmetic enhancements. The song concludes with a powerful statement about staying true to oneself and not being corrupted by fame or money, echoing the sentiments of Tupac Shakur. Afeny's 'Várias Fita' is a compelling commentary on the social dynamics and moral decay he observes, urging listeners to recognize and challenge these injustices.