Organizacion de Enfermos

El Rm's song 'Organizacion de Enfermos' delves into the grim and violent world of organized crime, specifically focusing on the ruthless operations of a cartel. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a group of heavily armed individuals who are deeply entrenched in a life of violence and crime. The 'pechera' (bulletproof vest) and 'cuerno' (AK-47) symbolize their readiness for battle and their commitment to their deadly missions. The song highlights the brutal reality of their existence, where killing is a routine part of their lives, and those on their hit list are as good as dead.

The song also touches on the psychological impact of this lifestyle. The phrase 'con el cerebro enviciado' (with the brain addicted) suggests a deep-seated corruption and desensitization to violence. The cartel members are depicted as executing orders without hesitation, engaging in precise torture, and being fueled by a metaphorical poison that runs through their veins. This imagery underscores the dehumanizing effect of their actions and the extent to which they are controlled by the cartel's demands.

Furthermore, 'Organizacion de Enfermos' emphasizes the hierarchical structure and the sense of loyalty within the cartel. The members are 'respaldado por los grandes' (backed by the big ones), indicating a powerful support system that grants them power, ambition, and money. The song portrays a highly organized and strategic group, always ready for combat and war, with a cold-blooded approach to torture and extortion. The use of 'camuflajeados' (camouflaged) and 'radios en frecuencia' (radios in frequency) highlights their preparedness and tactical intelligence, making them a formidable force in the criminal underworld.