Presente

In 'Presente,' Violadores Del Verso delve into the complexities of fame, personal growth, and the relentless pursuit of authenticity. The song opens with a reflection on the present moment, emphasizing the importance of living in the 'here and now.' This theme is recurrent throughout the lyrics, as the artist grapples with the dichotomy between their past struggles and current success. The line 'Estoy rapeando, esta es mi peli, soy el prota' (I'm rapping, this is my movie, I'm the protagonist) underscores the sense of self-determination and control over one's narrative.

The lyrics also explore the burdens and sacrifices that come with fame. The artist acknowledges the emotional toll of being in the public eye, stating, 'La fama se cobra lo suyo, como un impuesto' (Fame takes its toll, like a tax). This metaphor highlights the cost of success, not just in terms of privacy but also in emotional and mental well-being. The song further delves into the artist's internal conflict, balancing the joy of achieving dreams with the alienation that fame can bring. The line 'Estoy optimista y me siento bien pero raro' (I'm optimistic and feel good but strange) encapsulates this duality.

Moreover, 'Presente' is a testament to the artist's commitment to their craft and the therapeutic role of rap in their life. The lyrics 'Necesito del rap para limpiar mi aura y no por pasta' (I need rap to cleanse my aura, not for money) reveal a deep, intrinsic motivation for making music. This sentiment is echoed in the closing lines, where the artist reflects on the redemptive power of rap, stating, 'Porque el rap salvó mi vida, en esto pienso cuando grabo' (Because rap saved my life, I think about this when I record). The song is a raw, unfiltered look into the artist's soul, offering listeners a glimpse into the highs and lows of their journey.