Mierda (feat. Homer El Mero Mero)

C.R.O's song 'Mierda,' featuring Homer El Mero Mero, is a gritty and unapologetic portrayal of street life and the harsh realities that come with it. The song opens with a declaration of authenticity, emphasizing that the 'real shit' is produced by them, setting the tone for a raw and unfiltered narrative. The lyrics are filled with street slang and references to their crew, Bardero$, highlighting their loyalty and the respect they command in their community.

The song delves into themes of rebellion and defiance, with C.R.O and Homer El Mero Mero expressing their disdain for societal norms and authority figures. They take pride in their rebellious nature, as seen in lines like 'no solo son las letras se ve nuestra rebeldía' (it's not just the lyrics, you can see our rebellion). This defiance is further emphasized by their nonchalant attitude towards criticism and their willingness to confront anyone who disrespects their crew.

'Mierda' also touches on the struggles and dangers of street life, with references to drug use, violence, and the constant need to assert dominance. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of their environment, where survival often depends on being tougher and smarter than the next person. Despite the harshness, there's a sense of camaraderie and brotherhood among the members of Bardero$, as they navigate their way through the challenges of their reality. The song is a testament to their resilience and determination to stay true to themselves, no matter the cost.