Otra Vez (feat. Tote King)

In 'Otra Vez,' Easy-S and Tote King deliver a powerful message of resilience and social awareness. The song opens with a reflection on perseverance, as Easy-S recalls his mother's advice to always work hard. The recurring imagery of changing landscapes seen from a train window symbolizes the constant movement and evolution in life, suggesting that despite challenges, there are always new opportunities and tasks to tackle. The repeated phrase 'Otra vez, otra vez, aleluya' (Again, again, hallelujah) serves as a mantra of persistence and gratitude for the ability to keep moving forward.

The lyrics delve deeper into the artists' personal journeys and the broader societal issues they observe. Easy-S acknowledges that his success is a mix of luck and attitude, while also highlighting the struggles and obstacles he has faced. The mention of 'barras proteicas' (protein bars) cleverly plays on the dual meaning of 'bars' in rap and nutrition, emphasizing the strength and substance of their lyrics. Tote King adds a layer of critique on societal norms and family dynamics, pointing out the futility of internal conflicts and the harsh realities of inheritance.

The song also addresses pressing social issues, such as racism and police brutality, with a direct reference to George Floyd's tragic death. The artists condemn systemic racism and express solidarity with the oppressed, emphasizing the importance of speaking out and taking action. The imagery of 'manifestaciones en Mercedes' (protests in Mercedes) and the critique of cultural ignorance highlight the ongoing struggle for justice and equality. The song's chorus, with its repetitive and uplifting 'aleluya,' serves as a rallying cry for resilience and hope amidst adversity.