Yo Soy del Barrio (feat. Gonzalo Nawel y Fili Wey)

Lolo OG's 'Yo Soy del Barrio' is a raw and vivid portrayal of life in the barrio, or neighborhood, where the artist grew up. The lyrics paint a picture of a community that, despite facing daily hardships and the constant presence of death, never loses faith. The song speaks to the resilience and determination of those who live in the barrio, as well as the challenges they face, including violence, poverty, and the influence of crime.

The artist reflects on his personal journey, emphasizing the lessons learned and the strength gained from his experiences. He talks about the importance of staying true to one's roots and the codes of the street, such as silence and loyalty. The song also touches on the desire to avoid becoming another victim of violence ('no quiero ser uno más pintado en el paredón') and the determination to provide for one's family. Lolo OG's narrative is one of survival and ambition, as he strives to rise above the circumstances of his upbringing.

The song also addresses the systemic issues that plague the barrio, such as police brutality and corruption ('Cuidado con los azules y los color mate cocido'). Lolo OG and his collaborators, Gonzalo Nawel and Fili Wey, use their music as a form of resistance and a way to communicate their reality. The track is a testament to the power of music to convey the complexities of life in marginalized communities and the unyielding spirit of those who call the barrio home.