Pucaba (feat. Morad)

Samueliyo Baby's song 'Pucaba,' featuring Morad, is a raw and unfiltered portrayal of life in the streets, highlighting themes of brotherhood, resilience, and the harsh realities of growing up in a tough neighborhood. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a challenging adolescence, where dreams of higher education are replaced by the immediate need to survive and support one another. The song emphasizes the importance of loyalty and unity, as seen in the lines where seven people share a single plate of food, symbolizing their collective struggle and mutual support.

The repeated disdain for 'chivatos' (snitches) and 'pucaba' (a term that could refer to traitors or informants) underscores the code of honor that governs their community. This code is crucial for maintaining trust and solidarity among the group, as betrayal could mean severe consequences in their volatile environment. The metaphor of the neighborhood being 'hot like lava' further illustrates the constant tension and danger they face, while the line 'here the money is laundered' hints at the illicit activities that are part of their daily lives.

Samueliyo Baby and Morad also touch on the generational respect within their community, where even the youngest members earn their place through resilience and street smarts. The song reflects a sense of pride in their identity and their ability to navigate the complexities of street life. Despite the hardships, there is a sense of camaraderie and an unspoken understanding that they are all in this together, sharing both their struggles and their triumphs.