Abusos de Autoridad

HAZE's song "Abusos de Autoridad" is a powerful and raw commentary on the systemic abuses and violence within the prison system. The song opens with a reference to Article 25.2 of the Spanish Constitution, which mandates that prison sentences and security measures should aim at reeducation and social reintegration. However, the lyrics quickly reveal a stark contrast between this ideal and the brutal reality faced by inmates. The artist describes a world where violence, torture, and corruption are rampant, and where the supposed measures for reeducation and reintegration are nothing but a facade.

The song paints a vivid picture of the daily horrors experienced by prisoners, from being handcuffed to beds without mattresses to enduring physical abuse that often leads to death, which is then covered up as suicide. HAZE uses his rap as a weapon, loaded with the same rage and desire for freedom that fills the souls of the inmates. He aims to shed light on the injustices that many prefer to ignore, highlighting the silence and complicity of those in power. The lyrics also touch on the broader societal issues of corruption and the abuse of authority, where even the law enforcement officers who are supposed to protect and serve are depicted as perpetrators of violence and oppression.

The song's narrative extends beyond the prison walls, reflecting on the struggles faced by individuals in marginalized communities. HAZE describes the constant fear and oppression experienced by those who are targeted by the authorities simply for their appearance or circumstances. The artist's personal anecdotes and vivid imagery make the listener feel the weight of the systemic injustices and the sense of helplessness that pervades these environments. Through his music, HAZE calls for awareness, resistance, and ultimately, change, urging society to confront and address the deep-rooted issues of corruption and abuse of power.