Reggae

3. El Barrio

4. All Over

5. Una Señal

8. Mi Tierra feat. Kaer

1. A Pie

2. Jamaicuadorian feat. Menny More

Evelyn Cornejo: Solo Tú

Track 2 del álbum Jazz The Roots (Jazz The Roots)
Comp.: Ismael Villarroel

Jazz The Roots - Libertad

Hay gente mentirosa, gente policía
gente de mierda, gente que no
gente que no, gente que no. 
Hay gente que te dice que tenés que trabajar
hay gente que te dice que tenés que estudiar
gente que te dice que tenés un problema existencial.
gente que no, gente que no, gente que no. 
Tus viejos te molestan te quieren ver triunfar
te quieren bien arriba en la escala social
te llenan bien las bolas te quieren matar
y vos sólo querés mandarlos a cagar! 
Gente que te escucha, gente que no
gente que te banca, gente que no
gente que te invita a su casa a dormir
gente que te deja en la calle morir. 
y vos...si, vos: no mires al costado
no te hagas el pescado, no te creas que le hablo
al de al lado porque te hablo a vos, quién sos? 
Que carajo estás haciendo de tu vida
qué carajo vas a hacer con vos
Querés ser policía!
querés ser policía!
querés ser policía!
querés ser policía! 
Yo no, gente que no.

Gente Que No - Todos tus muertos (en vivo)

I’ve sat on the fence about Christianity, mainly because of so many things that go on in the world that are just wrong. Most of the suffering and chaos comes down to bad human choices. Now, the way the world’s population is being raised has left us with people in charge who’ve lost all common sense. These so-called leaders need to sit down, look in the mirror, and ask themselves: Are they truly good people? Do they serve their countries or their own agendas? With a couple of songs I’ve written, I’m no longer on the fence — I’m calling for Jesus to return and sort out this world before it’s too late. Hopefully, This Man from Nazareth will somehow get out there, reach the world, and make those in power finally stop and think. The song reflects on his journey and calling, his disciples, and what we might need from him again today. Gospel harmonies blend with a reggae-pop groove to give the message both bounce and soul. It’s not just a song — it’s a plea wrapped in rhythm, aimed at those who’ve forgotten how to lead with heart.

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Keywords
on the fence, bad human choices, world’s population, people in charge, lost common sense, good people, own agendas, calling for Jesus, sort out this world, this man from Nazareth, reach the world, stop and think, gospel harmonies, reggae-pop groove, lead with heart

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This Man from Nazareth

This Man from Nazareth - From your knees you will feel his might

El Antidoto (feat. Swing Original Monks, Los Chigualeros y La Mala Maña)

Quitarán Di Áhi

Abre los Ojos

Bruma, tema incluido en el EP "Selekta Combinación" 
2006


Bruma (Muller Dub Versión)

La Moda

Tema: El principito es un guambra de la calle
Grupo: Sal y Mileto
Album: Sal y Mileto 1999

2. Jamaicuadorian feat. Menny More

SUDAKAYA

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