RIMA 1

Cartel de Santa's 'RIMA 1' is a powerful and aggressive track that delves into the world of lyrical warfare. The song's protagonist, likely representing the artist himself, portrays himself as a relentless hunter, taking down his enemies with the precision and force of his words. The imagery of a hunter and his prey is prevalent throughout the song, with lines like 'como cazador furtivo ahora extingo al enemigo' (like a poacher, I now extinguish the enemy) and 'disecados tengo Mc´s como adornos en mi sala' (I have MCs dissected as decorations in my room). This metaphor highlights the artist's dominance in the rap game, showcasing his ability to outshine and outlast his competitors.

The song also touches on themes of violence and power, with references to notorious figures like Charles Manson. The line 'tal violencia en la esencia de mis versos que a mi lado parece una niña el famoso Charles Manson' (such violence in the essence of my verses that next to me, the famous Charles Manson seems like a child) emphasizes the intensity and ferocity of the artist's lyrics. This comparison not only underscores the brutal nature of his words but also serves to elevate his status as a formidable force in the rap world.

'RIMA 1' is a testament to Cartel de Santa's lyrical prowess and their ability to craft vivid, hard-hitting imagery. The song's aggressive tone and powerful metaphors paint a picture of a ruthless artist who is unafraid to take on any challenge and emerge victorious. This track is a celebration of lyrical skill and the competitive spirit that drives the rap genre, making it a standout piece in Cartel de Santa's discography.