Los Oidos Cambian (Interlude)

In "Los Oidos Cambian (Interlude)," Dei V delivers a powerful message about the evolution of music and the importance of embracing new generations of artists. The song is a dialogue that highlights the significance of music as a form of expression and cultural identity. It begins with a conversation about the necessity of songs that reflect the streets, emotions, and the essence of where the artists come from. Dei V emphasizes that for many, imagination was the closest they had to a real world, and through music, they create their own universe.

The interlude challenges the criticism often faced by new artists, questioning who has the right to judge their talent or vision. Dei V defends the new generation, pointing out that many critics were not present during the struggles faced by earlier artists. He references the challenges of being a reggaetonero or rapper, including government oppression and police persecution. The song underscores the idea that music has evolved from being seen as rebellious to becoming a source of inspiration for many.

Dei V's message is clear: the new generation of artists is vital to keeping the culture alive. He acknowledges that these young artists, regardless of their background, are the future legends who continue to push the boundaries of music. The interlude is a tribute to those who dream of being heard, emphasizing that music transcends race, color, and social class. It celebrates the resilience and creativity of the youth, who have "hacked the BPM" and are making their mark on the world stage.