T K T (feat. Toni Anzis)

KAZE's song 'T K T (feat. Toni Anzis)' is a powerful commentary on the struggles and authenticity in the music industry. The repetitive 'ta-ka-ta-ka' sounds mimic the rhythm of a boxing match, symbolizing the constant battle artists face. The phrase 'Tú saco, yo guantes' (You bag, I gloves) reinforces this metaphor, suggesting a partnership in the fight against the industry's challenges.

The lyrics delve into the frustrations of an artist trying to make it big. KAZE criticizes the superficial aspects of fame, such as social media presence and technical production, which often overshadow genuine talent. The lines 'Compártele el tema al colega, tiene cien visitas en un mes' and 'Veo mucha gente en los créditos, pero el video está mal ilumina'o' highlight the disparity between effort and recognition. KAZE emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself and not abandoning those who genuinely support you.

KAZE also addresses the pressure and deception within the industry. The verse 'A mí no me toman el pelo ni me venden humo como terciopelo' speaks to the artist's refusal to be fooled by false promises. The song's narrative is a call to remain resilient and authentic, even when faced with criticism and doubt. KAZE's collaboration with Toni Anzis adds another layer of solidarity, showing that true artists support each other in their fight for recognition and respect.

'T K T' is a raw and honest portrayal of the music industry's realities, urging artists to stay grounded and true to their craft. The song's energetic beat and repetitive chorus create a sense of urgency and determination, making it a powerful anthem for anyone facing similar struggles.