Estoy Cansado (con El Chojin, Ose, Meko y Black Bee)

In 'Estoy Cansado,' Morodo, along with El Chojin, Ose, Meko, and Black Bee, delivers a powerful message against the glorification of violence and war. The song's title, which translates to 'I Am Tired,' sets the tone for the lyrical content, expressing exhaustion with the constant talk of conflict and the impact it has on society. Morodo's verses emphasize the futility of war and the need for reality in music, urging artists to use their platform to educate rather than perpetuate violence. He criticizes those who boast about violence in their lyrics, calling for a shift towards more meaningful and constructive messages.

El Chojin's contribution to the song further underscores the senselessness of war, drawing parallels between terrorism, revenge, and the suffering of innocent civilians. He highlights the hypocrisy of justifying violence in the name of hope and points out the recurring victims of such conflicts. His lines reflect a deep frustration with the ongoing cycle of violence and the societal structures that perpetuate it. The imagery of a sky painted with graffiti symbolizes a desire for a world where art and expression replace destruction and despair.

Ose and Meko continue this theme, expressing their weariness with the materialistic and violent tendencies of society. Ose speaks to the devaluation of human emotions and the constant rebuilding of broken foundations, while Meko warns of the consequences of reckless behavior and the importance of respecting others. Black Bee's verse touches on the commercialization of rap and the superficiality that often accompanies it, lamenting the loss of authenticity in the genre. Together, these artists create a compelling narrative that calls for introspection, education, and a move away from glorifying violence, urging listeners to seek a more peaceful and meaningful existence.