Si Me Quieren Matar (feat. Santa Fe Klan)

In 'Si Me Quieren Matar,' Delaossa and Santa Fe Klan paint a vivid picture of life on the streets, where danger and uncertainty are constant companions. The song opens with a powerful declaration of readiness and faith, as Delaossa describes stepping out into the 'calentón' (the heat of the streets) with his partner, seeking divine protection. This sets the tone for a narrative that intertwines survival, faith, and the harsh realities of street life.

Santa Fe Klan's verse delves deeper into the emotional and psychological toll of this lifestyle. He speaks of losing his feelings and embracing solitude and pain, suggesting a hardened heart shaped by relentless challenges. Despite this, he maintains his faith and expresses gratitude for each day he wakes up alive. His lyrics reflect a sense of resilience and a commitment to defending himself and his loved ones, even as he acknowledges the cruelty of the streets.

Delaossa's verse continues this theme of resilience, highlighting the importance of staying vigilant and not believing everything one hears. He credits his rap career with saving him from a life of routine and despair, allowing him to travel and celebrate life with his friends. The recurring motif of being reported dead in the news, only to prove them wrong by performing at a concert, underscores the precariousness of their existence and their determination to defy the odds.

The chorus, repeated throughout the song, reinforces the idea of being ready for whatever comes their way, with a mix of faith and defiance. 'Si Me Quieren Matar' is a powerful anthem of survival, faith, and the unyielding spirit of those who navigate the treacherous paths of street life.