Tiradera para Aldo (El Aldeano)

Anniel MC's song "Tiradera para Aldo (El Aldeano)" is a powerful critique directed at fellow Cuban rapper Aldo, also known as El Aldeano. The song is a tiradera, a type of diss track common in Latin American hip-hop culture, where one artist calls out another, often for perceived betrayals or inconsistencies. Anniel MC uses this platform to accuse Aldo of abandoning his roots and principles, particularly his Cuban identity and the values he once stood for in his music.

The lyrics are laden with accusations of hypocrisy and betrayal. Anniel MC criticizes Aldo for moving to the United States and speaking about Cuban issues from afar, suggesting that Aldo's actions are driven by a desire for fame rather than genuine concern for his homeland. The reference to Martí, a national hero in Cuba, underscores the gravity of Aldo's perceived betrayal. Anniel MC contrasts his own commitment to truth and authenticity in his music with what he sees as Aldo's superficial and fame-seeking approach.

Anniel MC also touches on broader themes of patriotism and the role of artists in social movements. He emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's roots and fighting for change from within, rather than seeking external validation. The song is not just a personal attack but a call to all Cuban rappers to unite and stay committed to their cause. By invoking the names of respected figures like Bian Oscar Rodrigues Galá and Canservero, Anniel MC aligns himself with a tradition of socially conscious rap, positioning himself as a true representative of the genre's ideals.