Quienes Son

Zona Ganjah's song "Quienes Son" is a powerful critique of the societal and legal stigmatization of marijuana. The lyrics repeatedly question the authority and knowledge of those who claim that marijuana is harmful and should be illegal. The artist contrasts this with the legality of tobacco, which is widely recognized as harmful. This juxtaposition highlights the perceived hypocrisy and misinformation surrounding drug policies.

The song delves into the idea that many people speak against marijuana without having any personal experience or understanding of its effects. Zona Ganjah suggests that marijuana has meditative and healing properties, which are often overlooked or deliberately hidden by those in power. The reference to "Babilón" symbolizes oppressive systems that seek to control and manipulate public perception, particularly through media propaganda. The artist calls for awareness and critical thinking, urging listeners not to accept information at face value.

Furthermore, the song touches on the spiritual aspect of marijuana use, referring to it as a creation of "Jah Rastafari," a term rooted in Rastafarian culture that signifies a divine creation. This spiritual connection underscores the belief that marijuana is a natural and sacred plant, meant for meditation and healing. By questioning who has the right to prohibit such a natural remedy, Zona Ganjah challenges the legitimacy of laws that criminalize marijuana use, advocating for personal freedom and natural healing.