Benvingut Enemic

Crim's song 'Benvingut Enemic' is a raw and unfiltered critique of societal and economic disparities. The lyrics are a direct address to a former affluent individual who has fallen from grace. The narrator expresses a lack of sympathy for the person's current struggles, highlighting the disconnect between the privileged and the less fortunate. The song's title, which translates to 'Welcome Enemy,' sets the tone for the confrontational and unapologetic message that follows.

The lyrics delve into the hypocrisy and arrogance of the wealthy, who are now facing the harsh realities they once ignored or contributed to. Lines like 'No m'importa que no tinguis ja la vida de fa uns anys' ('I don't care that you no longer have the life you had years ago') and 'Et vas sembrar la merda' ('You sowed the shit') emphasize the narrator's belief that the individual's downfall is a result of their own actions. The song paints a vivid picture of the struggles faced by those who have been marginalized, contrasting it with the superficial concerns of the wealthy.

Crim uses powerful imagery and metaphors to drive home their point. The reference to 'factures s'acumulen al calaix' ('bills piling up in the drawer') and 'aparences de gomina I cotxes cars' ('appearances of gel and expensive cars') illustrates the facade of wealth crumbling under financial pressure. The song also touches on themes of immigration and social justice, criticizing the former affluent individual's past actions and attitudes towards immigrants. The repeated refrain 'Benvingut enemic' serves as a stark reminder that the tables have turned, and the once-powerful are now facing the same struggles they once dismissed.