1999

AlcolirykoZ's song "1999" is a nostalgic ode to the early days of their journey in the hip-hop scene. The lyrics, delivered by Gambeta and Kaztro, paint a vivid picture of their humble beginnings, emphasizing the raw and unfiltered nature of their experiences. They reminisce about a time when social media didn't exist, and their interactions and reputations were built on street corners and through freestyle battles. The mention of cassette tapes and the absence of the internet highlights a simpler era where music was shared and cherished in a more tangible form.

The song also delves into the struggles and determination that defined their early years. Gambeta and Kaztro reflect on their lack of resources, yet their unwavering passion for hip-hop drove them to create and perform without the promise of fame or financial reward. This resilience is encapsulated in lines like "Nosotros sin recursos lo hicimos todo por el hip hop" (We did everything for hip hop without resources). The reference to "uno nueve nueve nueve" (1999) symbolizes a pivotal year, representing a time of raw creativity and relentless pursuit of their dreams.

Cultural references are woven throughout the lyrics, from the mention of Busta Rhymes to the local influences of Aranjuez. These nods to both international and local icons underscore the diverse inspirations that shaped their music. The song is a tribute to their roots, a celebration of their journey, and a reminder of the authenticity and grit that defined their early days. It's a powerful reflection on how far they've come, grounded in the memories of where they started.