La Rabia En El Surco

"La Rabia En El Surco" by SHARIF is a powerful anthem that channels the frustration and anger of those marginalized by society. The song opens with a stark declaration of disbelief in humanity, particularly in those who exploit hatred and hunger for personal gain. SHARIF paints a vivid picture of a world where the rich remain unscathed while the poor are trapped in a cycle of oppression. This imagery is further emphasized by the reference to Judas, symbolizing betrayal and deceit, which is a recurring theme in the song.

The chorus, with its repeated call to "prenderle fuego" (set it on fire), serves as a metaphor for revolution and change. SHARIF urges listeners to rise against the injustices and corruption that plague society. The "rabia en el surco" (rage in the groove) signifies a deep-seated anger that refuses to be silenced or intimidated. This rage is not just a personal vendetta but a collective call to action, encouraging people to stand firm and fight for a better world.

Throughout the song, SHARIF highlights the struggles of the underprivileged, those who live "con el agua al cuello" (with water up to their necks), unable to breathe. He positions himself as a voice for the voiceless, embodying the strength of the weak and the hope of the desperate. The song's relentless energy and defiance are encapsulated in its closing lines, where SHARIF declares that the fight is not just for himself but for his people, aiming to make the world tremble with their collective power.