Tiempo

C.R.O's song 'Tiempo' delves deep into the harsh realities of street life, capturing the essence of struggle, disillusionment, and the constant search for escape. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life filled with uncertainty and conflict, where the protagonist feels disconnected and disoriented ('Seguimos desorbitados negro sin saber que hacer'). The song reflects a disdain for societal expectations and norms, as the artist rejects the proposals and paths laid out by others ('No nos gusta para nada lo que quieren proponer') and instead chooses to navigate his own tumultuous journey ('Puta vida callejera que nos toca recorrer').

The recurring theme of escape is prominent throughout the song. The artist expresses a desire to break free from the constraints of his environment and the pressures that come with it ('No queda alternativa tengo que escaparme al cielo'). This yearning for freedom is juxtaposed with the harsh reality of street life, where money and survival are constant concerns ('Por acá todo es dinero'). The lyrics also touch on the fleeting nature of inspiration and the cold, harsh reality of the streets ('Te invitaría mi inspiración pero en la calle hace frío').

C.R.O also highlights the emotional and psychological toll of this lifestyle. The references to being 'drogado con la jerga' and 'ahogándome entre verdad' suggest a sense of being overwhelmed and trapped by the harsh truths of his reality. The song's narrative is further enriched by the portrayal of law enforcement ('Sofocado por azules que te tratan sin piedad') and the cyclical nature of trying to escape but being pulled back into the same patterns ('Lo estoy haciendo de nuevo aunque dije nunca más'). 'Tiempo' is a raw and unfiltered look into the life of someone trying to find their way amidst chaos and adversity, making it a powerful commentary on the struggles faced by many in similar situations.