Round 1

C-Kan's 'Round 1' is a powerful anthem that delves into the gritty realities of street life and the rap game. The song, featuring MC-Davo, is a declaration of their dominance and authenticity in the music scene. From the very beginning, the lyrics emphasize their deep connection to the streets, dismissing any doubts about their credibility. They assert that their music resonates in the barrios, and they are the ones who set the atmosphere wherever they go. This is not just a boast but a statement of their influence and the respect they command in their community.

The song is filled with vivid imagery and metaphors that paint a picture of their journey and struggles. References to the 'apocalypse' and 'seventh trumpet' suggest a sense of impending change or reckoning, possibly alluding to their impact on the rap scene. They talk about breaking protocols and singing to different audiences, from 'fresas' (upper-class) to 'cholos' (gangsters), showcasing their versatility and broad appeal. The mention of 'tomorrow admiring a rapper, not a narco' highlights a desire to shift the narrative and inspire the youth to look up to artists rather than criminals.

C-Kan and MC-Davo also address their critics and haters, making it clear that they are unfazed by negativity. They boast about their resilience and the loyalty of their followers, who will continue to support them despite any opposition. The repeated refrain about being 'marigüanos en la calle' (stoners in the street) and not knowing how to be stopped underscores their rebellious spirit and determination. The song ends with a challenge, a 'versus' to see who will come out on top, reinforcing the competitive nature of the rap industry and their confidence in their abilities.