BOBO DE VERDAD

Rochy RD's song 'BOBO DE VERDAD' delves deep into the harsh realities and struggles of life in the streets. The title, which translates to 'True Fool,' is a metaphor for the genuine hardships and challenges that people face, often misunderstood or underestimated by those who haven't experienced them firsthand. The repetitive chorus emphasizes that many people don't truly understand what it means to face real difficulties, being 'trancao’ sin tener felicidad' (locked up without happiness).

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Rochy RD's personal experiences and the environment he grew up in. He talks about the envy and hatred he faces from others who see his success but don't understand the struggles behind it. The line 'Yo aprendí a cocinar en leña por si se termina el gas' (I learned to cook with firewood in case the gas runs out) highlights the resourcefulness and resilience required to survive in tough conditions. Rochy RD also touches on the violence and danger of street life, mentioning how he almost left school and how he was saved by God during a carnival attack.

Rochy RD's narrative is not just about his personal journey but also a reflection of a broader social context. He speaks to the systemic issues and the lack of opportunities that force people into difficult situations. The song's raw and unfiltered lyrics serve as a powerful commentary on the socio-economic struggles faced by many in his community. Through 'BOBO DE VERDAD,' Rochy RD gives a voice to those who are often overlooked and misunderstood, shedding light on the true meaning of hardship and resilience.