Hablan

In the song 'Hablan' by Dread Mar I, the artist delves into the pervasive nature of judgment and hypocrisy in society. The repetitive chorus, 'Hablan, hablan, te acusan y hablan, hablan, te señalan y hablan, hablan, eso solo saben hacer,' emphasizes how people are quick to talk, accuse, and point fingers without truly understanding or respecting others. This repetition underscores the relentless and often baseless nature of such judgments, highlighting how speaking ill of others has become a common, almost automatic behavior.

Dread Mar I, known for his reggae-infused sound and socially conscious lyrics, uses this song to critique the lack of empathy and the prevalence of hypocrisy. The lines 'Siempre con maldad y sin respeto van por la vida, nunca en sus mesas falta el pan que hipocrecía' paint a vivid picture of those who, despite having their needs met, choose to spread negativity and falsehoods. This contrast between their secure lives and their malicious actions underscores the artist's disdain for such behavior.

The song also touches on the desire for freedom and truth. 'Cuanto tiempo más hay que aguantar esta mentira, solo deceamos la libertad, vivir la vida' expresses a longing to break free from the chains of deceit and judgment. Dread Mar I's assertion, 'que sabemos la verdad quien miente y quien tiene razón,' serves as a powerful reminder that truth and integrity will ultimately prevail. Through 'Hablan,' the artist calls for a more compassionate and honest society, urging listeners to rise above the noise of baseless accusations and live authentically.