Ahí Nací

And I'm not going to change because I like the street, that's where I was born
In that place, destiny was to be criminals and here we are
And I'm not going to change because I like the street, that's where I was born
In that place, destiny was to be criminals and here we are

My people
I know well that we are not saints!!
But no, they are not the ones to come and judge and criticize us
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone, tell them, bastard

Malafe appeared in the news along with all the neighborhoods there in Morelos
Reporters spoke, they said they only saw weapons and drugs
Because no one said what was achieved
The united neighborhoods and nothing failed
300 detained, damn, many were family just going to the show
Grab them all, that was the order
Rana told me, come on, damn, run
They're coming for you, let's go, damn, if we didn't do anything wrong, why bother
Motorcycles, tattoos, the haircut, my house surrounded, several patrol cars
I am the street, the neighborhood, the voice, I will not disappoint those who believed in me

I am like this, I am like this
On the corner and crimes is where I grew up
I am like this

And I'm not going to change because I like the street, that's where I was born
In that place, destiny was to be criminals and here we are
And I'm not going to change because I like the street, that's where I was born
In that place, destiny was to be criminals and here we are

Well
I don't expect them to understand my message, nor do I think they can understand it
If I sing to the street?
If I exalt the neighborhood?
If I am a bad influence?
They don't understand anything
I sing what is lived, I am the lines written by a journalist
I try to give voice to all those stories that come out on television in the news
The only difference is that I do it from this side's perspective
From the detained, the prisoner, the incarcerated
From the family of a gunshot victim, the deceased, the criminal
We make music and that's the only thing, in their time it was rock, punk, hip-hop
The corridos, reggaeton, music has always been
That's the voice of a lot of people, a shout
A shout of rebellion, a shout of relief but just that, a shout and that's it
It scares them
They fear the power of mobilization that music can have
They fear seeing so many young people together, no
But no, we didn't gather to go to a march, we didn't demand anything from anyone
We weren't going to vandalize, there was never any destruction
There was no attack, we didn't break a single glass
We didn't graffiti a monument, we didn't assault anyone
There were children, complete families, people who just came to enjoy a show
There were thousands who just went out for a ride, but no, you didn't understand that

You only saw it from the perspective of what you are, from the authority
You saw thousands
And you felt they were a danger to you
You are the authority and we all know that very well
You give orders!! You decide we are delinquents for riding a motorcycle
For listening to a type of music, for how you dress
For how you style your hair, for the tattoos, that's how it is
And that's it, there's nothing more
And I understand that
Because you didn't grow up where we grew up
You didn't live what we have lived
Who I don't understand is you, the police officer
Because you were also born in the neighborhoods where we were born
Because you also grew up with the same shortcomings and needs
With which we grew up, you are my neighbors
You are at the same economic level as me, however
When the order is to send them to hell, you don't care who it is
You don't care if it's a girl, if it's a boy
You don't care if they didn't commit the crime
You don't care to know that you are destroying a life, you follow the order and that's it
I continue in my struggle
And I will continue all my life in my struggle defending the neighborhood
And speaking out and standing up for it
If I were to be born again, I would be born in the neighborhood