Intro

Dogma Crew's song 'Intro' is a powerful and intense opening track that sets the tone for their album. The lyrics are delivered by various members of the group, each contributing their unique style and perspective. The recurring phrase 'Block Massacre' serves as a central theme, symbolizing a brutal and unrelenting environment. This phrase is repeated by each member, emphasizing the collective experience and shared identity of the group.

Puto Largo's verse introduces the concept of 'Block Massacre' with vivid imagery of marked leaves and metal, suggesting a harsh and unforgiving reality. His mention of representing 'el mal' (the evil) indicates a willingness to embrace the darker aspects of life and art. This sets the stage for the subsequent verses, which delve deeper into the group's collective psyche.

Hijo Prodigo's contribution paints a picture of disillusionment and bitterness, with references to alcoholics dreaming of necrophilia. This shocking imagery underscores the sense of despair and moral decay that permeates the song. Demonio's verse takes this a step further, describing 'Block Massacre' as a tattoo on his brain, filled with decapitated heads and burning families. This graphic depiction highlights the psychological scars and trauma that define the group's experience.

Legendario's verse brings a sense of foreboding and eternal gloom, with references to trembling legs and the knowledge that MCs know how to fix things. The repeated scratches by DJ Lazer, interspersed throughout the song, add to the chaotic and unsettling atmosphere. The track concludes with a shoutout to Zonah Producciones, the production team behind the album, reinforcing the collaborative effort that defines Dogma Crew's work.