Bastardas (feat. Las Ninyas Del Corro)

Santa Salut's song 'Bastardas,' featuring Las Ninyas Del Corro, is a powerful anthem of empowerment, defiance, and self-expression. The lyrics are a bold declaration of independence and strength, particularly from a female perspective. The song opens with a reflection on the challenges and misunderstandings the artists have faced, symbolized by the 'commas' that slow them down but don't suffocate them. This metaphor highlights their resilience and determination to keep pushing forward despite obstacles.

The song also delves into themes of authenticity and rebellion. Santa Salut and Las Ninyas Del Corro emphasize their commitment to staying true to themselves and their art, regardless of societal expectations or criticisms. Lines like 'Las chicas no somos tus mascotas' (The girls are not your pets) and 'Las ninyas y salut escupen versos en directo por la boca' (The girls and Salut spit verses live from their mouths) underscore their refusal to be objectified or silenced. They assert their place in the rap scene, challenging the status quo and demanding respect for their craft.

Cultural references and personal anecdotes enrich the song, painting a vivid picture of their journey and struggles. The mention of 'rapear debajo la farola' (rapping under the streetlight) and 'rapeando en la plaza con litronas' (rapping in the square with big bottles) evokes a sense of grassroots, community-driven artistry. The song is not just a personal statement but a call to action for others to join in the fight for recognition and equality in the music industry. The raw energy and unapologetic attitude of 'Bastardas' make it a rallying cry for anyone who has ever felt marginalized or underestimated.