Cuervos

C.R.O's song 'Cuervos' delves into the gritty and chaotic life in a lawless city, where survival often means engaging in illicit activities. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where violence, drug trafficking, and moral decay are rampant. The opening lines, 'Disparo en la face (face) / Mi ciudad sin ley (yeh),' immediately set the tone, highlighting the lawlessness and danger that pervade the environment. The repeated references to 'cuervos' (crows) symbolize the ever-present threat and the dark, predatory nature of the world the artist describes.

The song also explores themes of lost faith and disillusionment. The chorus, 'Ya perdí la fe hace tiempo / A la ciudad de la furia es donde voy,' reflects a sense of resignation and hopelessness. Despite the bleakness, there is a glimmer of connection and loyalty, as seen in the lines, 'Al menos sé que aún te tengo / Al menos sé que sí vas a volver.' This suggests that amidst the chaos, there are still bonds that provide some semblance of stability and hope.

C.R.O's raw and unfiltered portrayal of life in 'la ciudad de la furia' (the city of fury) is both a personal narrative and a broader commentary on societal issues. The imagery of 'vampiros al nacer, cuervos buscándome' underscores the predatory nature of the environment, where individuals are born into a cycle of violence and crime. The song's dark and haunting tone is amplified by the artist's delivery, which conveys a sense of urgency and desperation. 'Cuervos' is a powerful reflection on the struggles of navigating a world where morality is often overshadowed by the need to survive.