BAJALE

Madiel Lara's song 'BAJALE' is a powerful message directed at young people who are living recklessly and engaging in dangerous behaviors. The phrase 'bájale 2' translates to 'lower it by 2,' which is a metaphorical way of telling someone to calm down or reduce their intensity. The song addresses the youth, referred to as 'menor,' urging them to reconsider their actions and the path they are on.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a young person who is 'desacatao,' meaning out of control or rebellious. The song highlights the struggles of a mother who is constantly worried about her child's safety and well-being. The line 'Él no sabe que ta vivo por la oración de su mai' (He doesn't know he's alive because of his mother's prayers) underscores the idea that the young person's survival is due to the protective prayers of his mother, emphasizing the importance of family and spiritual guidance.

Madiel Lara also touches on the harsh realities of street life, mentioning violence, illegal activities, and the constant presence of danger. The repeated call to 'bájale 2' serves as a plea for the youth to step back from the brink and make better choices. The song's repetitive and catchy chorus reinforces the urgency of the message, making it clear that this is not just a casual suggestion but a critical warning. Through 'BAJALE,' Madiel Lara uses his platform to advocate for self-reflection, responsibility, and a return to values that prioritize safety and respect for oneself and others.