No Lo Digas (feat. Redimi2 y Alex Zurdo)

In 'No Lo Digas,' Funky, alongside Redimi2 and Alex Zurdo, tackles the delicate balance between speaking truth and avoiding offense in a society that is increasingly sensitive. The song opens with a dialogue about the importance of staying silent to avoid offending others, setting the stage for a critique of modern culture. Funky and his collaborators argue that the current generation is accustomed to ease and entitlement, lacking the resilience and work ethic of previous generations. This sentiment is encapsulated in lines like 'Decirle que están acostumbra'o a to' lo fácil es algo terrible,' highlighting the perceived fragility and entitlement of today's youth.

The song delves into various controversial topics, including the culture of entitlement, the consequences of irresponsible behavior, and the importance of personal responsibility. Funky and his collaborators do not shy away from discussing sensitive issues such as abortion, political apathy, and the moral decay they perceive in society. For instance, the lyrics 'Antes de abortar lo que va a nacer, aborta las ganas de tener placer' suggest a call for greater personal responsibility and moral consideration before making life-altering decisions. This direct approach is a hallmark of Funky's style, known for blending reggaeton and hip-hop with Christian themes to address real-world issues.

The recurring refrain 'Se supone que yo no lo diga' underscores the tension between speaking out and conforming to societal expectations. Funky, Redimi2, and Alex Zurdo emphasize that their faith compels them to speak the truth, even if it is unpopular or controversial. They argue that silence in the face of moral and social issues is not an option for them, as their beliefs and values demand vocal advocacy. This stance is further reinforced by lines like 'Que lo que Dios a dicho en su palabra está por encima de nuestra opinión,' asserting that divine truth supersedes human opinion. Through 'No Lo Digas,' Funky and his collaborators challenge listeners to reflect on their own values and the importance of standing up for what they believe in, even in the face of potential backlash.