Revolution/Cumbia Reggae
King Changó Lyrics


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In the ghetto life is really tough
The politicians, all they do is talk
We are losing lives drop by drop
It is up to us to press the button to stop!

You better fight, fight, you better fight for your rights
You better be strong, strong, when the police come
You better run, run, tell all your people around
Revolution, if there is any opposition!

Discrimination on the border is tough
The police patrols cover their crimes in the dark
We are losing rights and me no want to take that
If we all get together we can make them stop!

You better fight, fight, you better fight for your rights
You better be strong, strong, when the police come
You better run, run, tell all your people around
Revolution, if there is any opposition!

Esta revolution no es de guerra, sino de esperanza,
Esta revolution va encontra de la estúpida ignorancia




Que nuestra gente, que tiene poder, lo sepan ejercer
Para que nuestras familias un futuro bueno, puedan obtener

Overall Meaning

These lyrics convey a message of revolution and resistance against oppression and discrimination, particularly in the context of life in the ghetto and on the border. The opening lines describe the harsh reality of life in poverty-stricken areas, with politicians offering empty promises while people are dying. The lyrics make a call to action, urging people to "press the button to stop" the ongoing cycle of violence and despair.


The theme of resistance and fighting for one's rights is prevalent throughout the song. The chorus repeats the message of fighting, being strong when faced with police brutality, and spreading the word to others. The second verse specifically addresses discrimination on the border, where police are able to get away with crimes in the dark. The lyrics express a desire to no longer accept the loss of rights and advocate for people to come together to create change.


Line by Line Meaning

In the ghetto life is really tough
Living in poor neighborhoods is extremely difficult, with many daily struggles.


The politicians, all they do is talk
Politicians promise change but fail to take any real action to resolve the issues faced by those in the ghetto.


We are losing lives drop by drop
People lose their lives one by one due to the injustices and hardships they face in the ghetto.


It is up to us to press the button to stop!
The responsibility falls upon the people to take action and put an end to the injustices they face.


You better fight, fight, you better fight for your rights
It is necessary to fight for one's rights and stand up against those who seek to oppress and discriminate against you.


You better be strong, strong, when the police come
Police brutality is a reality that must be faced, and strength is required to withstand the violence and intimidation they bring.


You better run, run, tell all your people around
When faced with danger, it is important to inform the community and work together to overcome the threat.


Revolution, if there is any opposition!
A revolution is necessary to bring about change and progress, no matter the obstacles faced.


Discrimination on the border is tough
Discrimination against those crossing the border is a harsh reality, especially for those seeking a better life elsewhere.


The police patrols cover their crimes in the dark
Police abuse of power often goes unchecked and unreported, concealed from public view.


We are losing rights and me no want to take that
Basic human rights are being stripped away, and the author refuses to accept this injustice.


If we all get together we can make them stop!
Unity is key to enacting change and stopping the oppressive forces at work.


Esta revolution no es de guerra, sino de esperanza,
This revolution is not a violent one, but one of hope for a better future.


Esta revolution va encontra de la estúpida ignorancia
The revolution fights against willful ignorance and those who perpetuate it.


Que nuestra gente, que tiene poder, lo sepan ejercer
It is important for the people with the power to enact change to realize their influence and use it for good.


Para que nuestras familias un futuro bueno, puedan obtener
The ultimate goal of the revolution is to secure a better future for families and communities.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: GLENDA LEE, JOSE ANDRES BLANCO, LUIS BLANCO AYBAR, LUIS RUIZ

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Luz Montes

Terrible pérdida para la música y los venezolanos. Gracias por tu aporte a la música Latina. Eres Libre, Blanquito y sin dolor. QEPD

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