Niños de la calle
K-L Lyrics

In K-L's song "Niños de la Calle" he pays homage to his island and its people. The song starts with "Dios bendiga las calles lindas de mi isla, las calles lindas de mi tierra, las caras lindas de mi gente negra" (God bless the beautiful streets of my island, the beautiful streets of my land, the beautiful faces of my black people). K-L celebrates the beauty of his community and his people, specifically the people of African descent on the island. He recognizes the struggles and challenges that come with living in the streets of Puerto Rico, urging listeners to be careful and mindful of their surroundings because bullets do not discriminate. The message echoes the harsh realities of growing up in poverty and how it affects the youth.

The second part of the song mentions "llegó el gran winchester, el 30-30, flamingo haciendo conexiones de New York a Puerto Rico" (the great Winchester arrived, the 30-30, Flamingo making connections from New York to Puerto Rico). Here, K-L mentions some of the violence present in the streets, referencing the weapon of choice in crimes in Puerto Rico. Flamingo is a reference to a drug organization responsible for trafficking drugs from New York to Puerto Rico. K-L sheds light on the dark side of Puerto Rico, acknowledging the struggles of its people.

Overall, "Niños de la Calle" is a tribute to his island, a celebration of the beauty of its streets and people, as well as a reflection of the realities of life in Puerto Rico.