Orphanization (feat. Syko El Terror Y Kendo Kaponi)

Don Omar's 'Orphanization' featuring Syko El Terror and Kendo Kaponi is a powerful anthem that delves into themes of rebellion, power, and the harsh realities of the music industry. The song opens with Don Omar describing 'El Orfanato' as a 'music correctional institution' that houses 'lyrical assassins' with rebellious instincts. This metaphorical institution represents a collective of artists who defy societal norms and use their music as a means of resistance and self-expression. The lyrics suggest that these artists are victims of the industry's exploitative nature, yet they find strength and solidarity within their group.

Don Omar's verse emphasizes his enigmatic and revolutionary presence in the music industry. He likens himself to a historical figure, a 'fuga combica' that Nostradamus predicted, destined to elevate the genre to a 'galactic era.' He criticizes the hypocrisy and lack of ethics in the industry, positioning himself as the only 'real' artist in a sea of pretenders. This verse underscores his commitment to authenticity and his disdain for those who profit from the pain and criticism of others.

Kendo Kaponi and Syko El Terror's verses further explore the themes of street life and survival. Kendo Kaponi describes the streets as a jungle where one must be vigilant and strategic to survive. He portrays himself as a mental patient, overmedicated and unsupervised, yet capable of mastering the streets and the music industry. Syko El Terror, on the other hand, presents himself as a 'psychopath orphan' who uses his lyrical prowess to dominate the industry. He boasts about his ability to outshine others and his defiance of the law, painting a picture of a relentless and unstoppable force.

The chorus, with its repetitive chant of 'LOS LO LOS DUROS,' reinforces the idea of strength and resilience. Don Omar proudly declares himself the leader of a secret organization that prioritizes the purity of their product over any other option. He describes his role as the intellectual author of a 'terrorist attack' that his soldiers will execute, highlighting his strategic and visionary leadership. The song concludes with a sense of finality and dominance, as Don Omar and his collaborators assert their power and influence in the music industry.