DE DONDE VENGO YO (feat. Kilvertz)

Camin's song "DE DONDE VENGO YO (feat. Kilvertz)" is a raw and poignant portrayal of life in the streets, where hardship and camaraderie coexist. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a community where survival is a daily battle, and the bonds formed are unbreakable. The recurring line, "De donde vengo yo, la vida me ha enseña'o a hacerme un guerrero," underscores the resilience and strength that the artist has developed through his experiences. This warrior spirit is not just about physical toughness but also about emotional and mental fortitude in the face of adversity.

The song delves into the harsh realities of poverty, where sharing a meal is a significant act of solidarity, even when money is scarce. The imagery of a mother crying because there is no food and the presence of a gun as a means of protection highlight the desperation and danger that are part of everyday life. Yet, amidst this struggle, there is a sense of unity and mutual support, as seen in the lines, "Donde mi plato se comparte aunque no haya dinero." This sense of community is a lifeline, providing emotional sustenance when material resources are lacking.

Camin also touches on the themes of loyalty and betrayal, noting how fame and money can distort relationships. The lyrics suggest that true friends are rare, and the artist has learned to rely on himself, as expressed in the line, "Yo me cuido solo de todo' mi enemigo." The song's narrative is a testament to the artist's journey from the streets to a place of recognition, yet it remains grounded in the realities of his origins. The collaboration with Kilvertz adds another layer of authenticity, reinforcing the message that despite the challenges, the spirit of the community remains unbroken.