Algo Anda Mal

Clan Hueso Duro's song 'Algo Anda Mal' is a powerful commentary on the state of the music industry and society at large. The lyrics are a blend of frustration and determination, reflecting the artist's journey and the obstacles faced along the way. The repeated phrase 'Wuadebenben wuadebenblandbland mira que mi talento aqui viene a estallar' serves as a rallying cry, emphasizing the artist's confidence in their talent and the explosive impact they aim to make.

The song delves into themes of authenticity and integrity, criticizing those who have lost their way or compromised their values. Lines like 'Antes era aceptable hoy es tremenda porqueria' and 'Tu liricas refieren frases y a mi se me olvidan' highlight the artist's disdain for the superficiality and lack of substance in contemporary music. The mention of 'Hardcore club por excelencia' and 'Piano rojo record con el sello underground' underscores the artist's commitment to staying true to their roots and maintaining an underground, authentic sound.

Moreover, 'Algo Anda Mal' touches on the personal struggles and resilience required to navigate the music industry. The lyrics 'Golpes muchos eh recibido' and 'Mis guerras son musicales' reveal the artist's battles and the strength they've gained from these experiences. The song is not just a critique but also a declaration of the artist's unwavering dedication to their craft and ideals. By including the audience in their journey, as seen in 'Yo incluyo a el publico en mi estudio,' the artist fosters a sense of community and shared purpose, making the song a powerful anthem for those who value authenticity and perseverance in the face of adversity.