Necesario

MORAD's song 'Necesario' delves into the harsh realities of life on the streets, where survival often necessitates engaging in activities that are far from ideal. The repeated phrase 'Era necesario' (It was necessary) underscores the inevitability and urgency of their actions. For MORAD and his peers, the streets were not just a place but a means to an end—a way to earn a living ('Y era pa' nosotro' un salario'). The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life where leaving the neighborhood was rare unless absolutely necessary, highlighting the confinement and limited opportunities available to them.

The song also touches on the psychological toll of this lifestyle. MORAD mentions waking up early despite suffering from insomnia, indicating a constant state of unrest and anxiety. The line 'Haciendo dinero en la calle se quitan problema' (Making money on the street solves problems) suggests that financial gain was seen as a solution to their issues, even though it often led to more complications. The metaphor of life becoming a 'monopolio' (monopoly) reflects how their existence was controlled by the rules of the street, leaving little room for personal freedom or growth.

MORAD also addresses the social dynamics and the facade people maintain. He points out the hypocrisy of those who criticize him online but are afraid to confront him in person ('Me tiran por redes y de frente son pálido''). This duality extends to the authorities, who are depicted as unmerciful ('Detenido, nunca tuvieron piedad'). The song concludes with a sense of resignation and acceptance of their fate, as MORAD acknowledges that the streets will always be a part of their lives ('M.D.L.R en la calle ya se quedará'). This poignant reflection on the cyclical nature of street life and the struggle for survival makes 'Necesario' a powerful commentary on the socio-economic challenges faced by many.