Problemas

MORAD's song 'Problemas' delves deep into the harsh realities of street life, capturing the essence of struggle, betrayal, and resilience. The repetitive 'oh-oh-oh' chant sets a somber tone, reflecting the cyclical nature of the problems faced by those living in desperate circumstances. MORAD begins by reflecting on his past, acknowledging that he never aspired to be the best or to have value, but rather, he was a child with an old soul, forced to mature quickly due to his environment. This sets the stage for the recurring theme of survival against the odds.

The lyrics highlight the constant scrutiny and challenges MORAD faces from authorities and society. He mentions how the police are always on his back, and how some people want to see him fail just because they can't stand to see him succeed. His mother's advice to stay out of jail and her belief in his potential to go far in life adds a layer of hope and motivation amidst the chaos. However, the reality of street life is unforgiving, with problems arising from nothing and a desperate existence where one has to do whatever it takes to survive.

Betrayal is another significant theme in 'Problemas'. MORAD speaks about friends who have let him down, leaving mental scars and legal troubles. Despite these betrayals, he remains steadfast in his identity, refusing to change for anyone or anything, including money. His heart, once warm, has turned to ice due to the constant betrayals and hardships. The song ends with a powerful declaration of his street identity, emphasizing that he is a product of his environment, and despite the ongoing 'war', he remains unbroken and resilient.