C.h.o.j.i.n

El Chojin's song "C.h.o.j.i.n" is a powerful critique of the commercial music industry and mainstream media. The artist, known for his socially conscious lyrics, uses this track to express his disillusionment with the superficiality and manipulation prevalent in popular culture. The chorus, with its repetitive "¡Ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah ah!", serves as a rallying cry for those who are dissatisfied with the current system and crave something more meaningful than commercial pop.

In the verses, El Chojin reveals his awakening to the realities of the media landscape, criticizing the lack of social cinema and the prevalence of misleading news and advertisements. He positions himself as a visionary, albeit a sometimes disillusioned one, who clings to rap as a lifeline in a sea of triviality. His disdain for shows like "Operación Triunfo" highlights his belief that true success should not come at the cost of artistic integrity. He laments the manipulation of artists like Rosa, who are molded by the industry rather than celebrated for their genuine talent.

El Chojin's message is inclusive, addressing both the intellectual and the everyday person, the rapper and the suit-wearer. He emphasizes his commitment to authenticity and cultural contribution, promising to fight for the true essence of music. His reference to his name, an acronym for "Cuando Hay Obstáculos Jamás Intentes Negarlo" (When There Are Obstacles, Never Try to Deny It), encapsulates his philosophy of perseverance and truth. The song concludes with a reflection on his principles, comparing himself to a cockroach—resilient and unkillable, no matter the efforts to suppress him.