Stop (feat. ApacheLa)

Canserbero's song 'Stop' featuring ApacheLa is a powerful commentary on police corruption and the systemic issues within law enforcement, particularly in the context of Latin American countries. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of an encounter with the police, where the officers are depicted as corrupt and abusive, more interested in extorting money than in serving and protecting the community. The repeated phrase 'Stop! Stop! Dice la wiu-wiu' uses onomatopoeia to mimic the sound of police sirens, signaling the urgency and anxiety that comes with such encounters.

The song goes on to describe a traffic stop where the police officers demand bribes and threaten to plant drugs on the individuals if they don't comply. Canserbero and ApacheLa, both being artists from the ghetto, express their frustration with the way they are profiled based on their appearance, including skin color and tattoos. The narrative is a critique of the abuse of power by the police, who are supposed to be upholding the law but instead act like criminals ('hampa') in uniform.

The song also touches on the broader social issues of inequality and injustice. Canserbero challenges any honest police officer to come forward, highlighting the rarity of integrity within the force. The song's message is clear: the system is broken, and those in power often exploit the vulnerable communities they are meant to protect. 'Stop' is a call to action, urging listeners to be aware of these injustices and to demand change.