FUCK EL POLICE

Trueno's 'FUCK EL POLICE' is a potent expression of defiance and frustration towards law enforcement, particularly in his home country of Argentina. The song's title itself is a clear and direct statement of opposition, and the lyrics maintain this confrontational stance throughout. Trueno, a young Argentine rapper known for his freestyle prowess and socially conscious lyrics, uses his platform to voice the concerns of his community, particularly the youth who feel targeted by the police.

The lyrics depict a scenario where the police are seen as oppressors, seeking to confiscate weed and money, and potentially harassing Trueno's 'clicka' (crew) and 'homies' (friends). The repeated phrase 'Runnin', baby, I'm runnin'' suggests a need to escape or avoid confrontation with the authorities. Trueno also references his unchanged authenticity and the support he receives from his neighborhood, which responds to his call with a unified 'hip hop'. This sense of community and solidarity is a key element of the song.

Trueno also touches on historical and political themes, mentioning figures like Videla and Massera, who were part of Argentina's military dictatorship responsible for numerous human rights violations. By invoking these names, he draws a parallel between past and present abuses of power. The line 'No nos callan ni poniéndono' la rodilla en el cuello' is a likely reference to the killing of George Floyd in the United States, highlighting the global issue of police brutality. The song is a rallying cry for resistance and a call to remember the struggles of the past while fighting current injustices.