Por Si Me Muero

CHOJIN
Do you have something to say about what is heard around about a possible change in your attitude?...
Could you tell us what is common between your music and that of others like for example... DJ KUN?...

Can you tell us about what
your lyrics are about, if they talk about
parties or if you try to give social criticism?...

Would you explain to the audience
your experiences and your
experiences in the competition
of the RAP world?...
Look... sometimes it's better to shut up and look like an idiot than to open your mouth and show that you are one. You have
to be brave to
acknowledge that you don't
understand something, but being brave is how you learn to be prudent. When I die, I want them to see me,
like a poet, who wrote
lyrics, transmitted ideas and somehow, managed to be useful to those who listened to his themes. No one is better than me,
it was my motto and it worked, I paid
my debts, I reached my goal,
I managed to convey my
experiences. Doing somersaults
I brought my signs to my people.
I enjoyed stepping on stages
in your neighborhoods, laying the foundations of how this art is done. I enjoyed sharing concepts after the concerts... in case I die.
CACHO DE ZÉNIT.

[Chorus:]
In case I die, know that this is what I leave you,
In case I die, songs
for the memory,
In case I die, in this I stamp my seal.
Man Don,
It's Me, It's Me...
in case I die.
For this theme I had other lyrics written that said what rhyme meant in my life. But I changed them, I delved into what yesterday was just pleasure, but today is
what makes me move.
Making a hit on any
beat, with my Man DON,
shoulder to shoulder I adapted to the role of a COMMUNICATOR.
The BOSS laid the foundation and
we put color, warmth (Yo!) voices in your transistor.
While others were
telling you to do nothing, CHOJIN focused on finding words that would benefit you. I set my trap, behind a MICROPHONE and baggy clothes I hid rhymes that fed souls. I am happy if you notice that I
represent you, that the things I
say are what you are experiencing, that we are part of the same movement, that if there is no you, there is no me... it's
in case I die.