Fuma Del Humo Y Sana

Zona Ganjah's song 'Fuma Del Humo Y Sana' is a powerful anthem that delves into the spiritual and medicinal benefits of marijuana, while also addressing the societal stigma and legal challenges surrounding its use. The lyrics emphasize the Rastafarian belief in the sacredness of the cannabis plant, referring to it as 'planta santa y sana' (holy and healing plant). The artist portrays marijuana as a natural, ancestral remedy that offers spiritual enlightenment and healing, contrasting it with chemically manufactured drugs that control and harm the user.

The song also serves as a critique of societal norms and the legal system, which the artist refers to as 'Babilón.' Zona Ganjah expresses frustration with the negative perception of marijuana, which has been 'ensuciada' (dirtied) and 'mezclada con la mierda' (mixed with shit) to mislead people about its true nature. The artist rejects the idea that marijuana is a harmful drug, instead highlighting its medicinal properties and its role in fostering a deeper connection with the divine, specifically 'JAH' and the 'conquering lion of tribe of Judah.'

Furthermore, 'Fuma Del Humo Y Sana' is a call to action for legalization and social acceptance of marijuana. The artist encourages listeners to fight against the unjust laws and societal judgments that criminalize marijuana use. By sharing his personal experiences and the positive impact of marijuana on his life, Zona Ganjah aims to shift public perception and advocate for a more enlightened and accepting society. The song is not just a personal testament but a broader social commentary on freedom, spirituality, and the right to natural healing.