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MESSAGE TO THE WORLD

Yeah… Palestine and Borinquen — same thing. If we don't get involved, we're complicit. — What Gaza is experiencing, I already saw in my Caribbean, when ships arrived saying it was “so we can feel the energy.” Eternal lie, useless promise, power that suffocates you even though they say it's protecting you. Puerto Rico surrounded without visible chains, Gaza enclosed with impossible walls. They changed our flag in a day, they obliterate their cities with artillery. The empire always operates the same way, stealing your land while calling it “legal.” Today it's Gaza under military fire, yesterday my island losing its cultural arsenal. I don't believe in “peace” written by invaders, nor in maps painted by conquerors. That script already hurts my balls, whoever comes with that can suck my balls. — Caribbean and Gaza — same pressure, if we don't intervene, the oppression expands. To remain silent is to sign off on the continuation of a world imprisoned by invasion. The Caribbean and Gaza—same mission: to break the hand of the one who presses the button. If we let them continue the destruction, tomorrow another people will fall without salvation. — Don't come with stories of "this is far away," because colonialism always leaves reflections. Gaza is a mirror of what they did to us, a foreign power that decides what we are and what we want. Today they bomb hospitals there, yesterday they broke us here with federal plans. The method is cold, the years the same: to steal your future with colonial tactics. And if the world watches and remains neutral, the empire grows, it becomes normal. Today it's Gaza screaming from the funeral, tomorrow it's your land losing its ending. Don't expect history to have mercy; he who remains silent signs his own truth. If we don't stop this barbarity, oppression becomes global. — The Caribbean and Gaza are not a coincidence, it's the recipe of authority. Isolated village + fear + need = territory ripe for inequality. No one knows when the mill of oppression will grind them too. — Caribbean and Gaza — same pressure, if we don't intervene, oppression spreads. To remain silent is to sign the continuation of a world imprisoned by invasion. Caribbean and Gaza — same mission, to break the hand of the one who presses the button. If we let them continue with the destruction, tomorrow another village will fall without salvation.

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J Balvin is the stage name of José Álvaro Osorio Balvín, from Medellín, Colombia. Balvin is a reggaeton singer whose polished urban singles and best-selling albums have made him a top-tier Latin pop artist. He became interested in music at a young age while listening to rap, champeta, bachata, and reggae on the radio. He was also a big fan of music videos; it was from these that he began to develop his dance moves and cultivate his own style.

He signed to EMI Colombia in 2009 and released his first single, "Ella Me Cautivó," which charted at 35 on the U.S. tropical chart. This was followed by the release of the full-length Real in 2010. Balvin contributed four tunes to the soundtrack of the Tim Bulot film El Negocio. All of them charted, including "En Lo Oscuro," which hit the top spot in his native country.

La FamiliaBalvin was a featured vocalist on the Colombian version of Robin Thicke's smash single "Blurred Lines," which was issued in October of 2013, just prior to his own second album, La Familia. All four singles from the album charted in Colombia's Top Ten, and "Yo Te Lo Dije" hit number two on the rhythm chart and number nine on the Latin pop chart in the U.S. The B Sides collection appeared in September of 2014, featuring two more radio chart-topping singles in "6 AM" and "Ay Vamos." The latter won a Latin Grammy for Best Urban Song. His 2015 single "Ginza," the offcial pre-release for his next album, entered the Hot Latin Songs chart at number one, topped several others, and was certified platinum.
EnergíaBalvin's collaborations were as notable as his own work that year. He and Julión Álvarez were featured on Juan Gabriel's single "La Frontera." His "Latino Remix" of Justin Bieber's smash "Sorry" scored big for both artists at Latin pop radio and in digital streaming and downloads. The following year, Balvin won the Premios Lo Nuestro Artist of the Year Award and was a featured guest on both Sofia Carson's charting debut single "Love Is the Name" and on Alejandro Sanz's "Cuando Seas Grande" -- from a performance at La Voz -- along with Gloria Trevi and Los Tigres del Norte. In May, he released the single "Bobo," produced by Pharrell Williams, who also appeared on the track along with Mosty and Bia. It topped the Latin songs chart. The full-length, Energia, was produced by Sky and featured additional contributions from Bull Nene, Daddy Yankee, Fuego, Yandel, and Juanes.

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