 SAY BASTA
by Fernando Bellini/Sharon Spivey

VS 1:
His reputation precedes him 
You knew you shouldn’t believe him 
But you fell anyhow, ‘cause he’s so damn hot
He puts you through hell, and you want it to stop

PRE:
So what’da you do? How do ya end it?
I’ve been there too - What I recommend is

CHORUS:
Say, “Basta, that’s enough”
Tell ‘em you deserve better, get tough
When you’ve done all you can, it’s time to say, “No”
It’s not givin’ up, you’re just lettin’ go
Make “Basta nunca”, your final rebuff
An’ say, “Basta, basta, that’s enough! That’s enough!” 

VS 2:
That job you got is a dead end
You feel you’re caught in a tailspin
All your life you’ve been taught that loyalty pays
The final straw comes when you don’t get that raise

PRE: REPEAT

CHORUS: REPEAT

BRIDGE:
Ooooh, you don’t have to put up with that kind of crap
Ooooh, just take your life back, take your life back
Take your life back

CHORUS: REPEAT

TAG:
That’s enough...that’s enough...that’s enough
Say, “basta, basta, that’s enough!”


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SAY BASTA

A La PR

“Entre Señales Perdidas” opens the album Te Vi en un Sueño — a Spanglish fusion of dark reggaetón and synthwave.
A story about emotional distance, digital love, and the echoes of connection that never fully fade.

Written and produced by CC3PO, this track sets the tone for a late-night journey through memory, desire, and the unspoken.”

Entre Señales Perdidas

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(BPM: 115 | Key: G minor | Duración: 3:35 | País: Costa Rica)

TOXICA

“Mi Verdad (Half Alive)” is a Spanglish reggaetón-soul confession about breaking routine, facing truth, and learning to live again.
It blends cinematic synthwave textures with raw emotion

Mi Verdad: Half Alive

“Culpas y Cables” dives into the tension between faith and technology — where every prayer feels like a signal lost in static.
It’s a dark Spanglish reggaetón confessional blending synthwave textures, trap soul rhythms, and cinematic emotion.
The second track from CC3PO’s album Mi Verdad: Half Alive, this song explores guilt, redemption, and the search for divine connection in a digital world.

Culpas y Cables

No Más Pretend” is a Spanglish reggaetón-trap soul anthem about breaking free from the roles we play.
After years of silence and guilt, CC3PO steps into his truth — blending dark rhythm, synthwave energy, and gospel-like emotion.
This track marks the turning point of Mi Verdad: Half Alive — the moment you stop pretending and start breathing again.

No Más Pretend

“Luz Que No Miente (Light Don’t Lie)” is a Spanglish cinematic reggaetón-gospel soul track about healing, faith, and the beauty of truth.
CC3PO blends synthwave, Latin rhythm, and raw soul to remind us that light doesn’t judge — it reveals.
A chapter of Mi Verdad: Half Alive, this song captures the moment when faith stops being fear and becomes freedom.

Luz Que No Miente

“Desde la Sombra” is a cinematic Spanglish reggaetón-soul confession about healing in the aftermath of truth.
CC3PO reflects on the man he used to be — learning that light doesn’t erase the darkness; it transforms it.
A key track from Mi Verdad: Half Alive, it’s a moment of reflection, peace, and acceptance.
“The light didn’t save me — it saw me.”

Desde la Sombra

“Perdóname (Even If I Don’t Deserve It)” is a Spanglish reggaetón-soul confession about forgiveness — not from others, but from yourself.
CC3PO blends cinematic gospel, trap soul, and synthwave emotion to capture the moment when guilt turns into grace.
This track continues the journey of Mi Verdad: Half Alive, exploring the beauty of being broken — and still loved.
“Grace ain’t logic — it’s faith.

Perdóname

“Respira (Breathe Again)” is a cinematic Spanglish reggaetón-soul track about peace after the storm — the first breath after years of survival.
CC3PO blends lo-fi trap drums, gospel harmonies, and synthwave warmth to create a song about rebirth, calm, and faith.
Another chapter from Mi Verdad: Half Alive, this track reminds us that sometimes being “half alive” still means you’re fighting — still breathing — and that’s enough.

Respira

“Vivo (Alive Enough)” closes CC3PO’s cinematic Spanglish album Mi Verdad: Half Alive — a reflection on survival, truth, and rebirth.
A fusion of reggaetón soul, synthwave light, and emotional storytelling, this finale celebrates being imperfect yet whole.
“Half alive, still divine” — because living with truth, even when broken, is still living.

Vivo

TU Y YO

DIABLA

JUST LIKE U

ThE NEW PUNK!

I Can't Divide

Con Mi Mami

This track was for me. I had a lot of fun working on it, and I'm just a guy that likes to kiss!

Besame Mucho

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🎙️ Independent storyteller | 🇺🇸🇲🇽 | Voice through survival
I use AI-assisted tools to co-create some of my music, but every lyric, edit, and emotional heartbeat is mine.

All songs are legally licensed for commercial release. I rewrite, restructure, and remix every line until it reflects real life — mine, and maybe yours too.

If it helps even one person feel less alone in their frustration, grief, or journey… then it was worth creating.

🧠 Music built from survival.
🫀 Songs crafted with truth.
🤖 Powered by technology. Driven by heart.

Una pelea interna todos los días intentando encontrar quien realmente soy, por eso que no puedo darte mi biografía muy bien :/

I am a Nashville songwriter now living in Florida. I wrote Lorrie Morgan's 1st number one single, "Out Of Your Shoes" with Patti Ryan and Jill Wood. I am still "hard at play" pursuing my passion writing songs that I hope will  entertain and perhaps even make a difference.

I'm a songwriter lyricist and a singer. I'm sure you can tell I'm also a gay man. I write my music from my perspective - but I'm not a parody, my sounds aren't vulgar even if they walk the line of being provocative. I sing on a few of these tracks, naturally :-) but now I'm able to create the songs as I hear them in my head. My music tastes are eclectic. I truly love all music. My process is melodies to lyrics to songs ... then on paper (old school, lol!), all my songs are a part of who I am. With a lifelong love of the audio-visual world, I'm now stepping into the spotlight to share my songs, each a story pulled from my life. I invite you to listen, feel, and connect through my music. Thank you for being a part of my next chapter.

Ghosstek is an independent DJ/producer from Boyle Heights, California, blending the pulse of Tech House, Latin Tech, Minimal, and Bass House with deep cultural roots. A Chicano with a love for horror aesthetics and Halloween vibes, Ghosstek brings his heritage to the dance floor—flipping Spanish classics, sampling reggaetón bangers, and lacing his tracks with Latin percussion like timbales, bongos, and cumbia guiros.

Raised in a musical household and inspired by his dad’s DJ hustle, Ghosstek’s journey started young—piano keys under his fingers and House music in his ears. From rocking SoCal club sets in Pomona, OC, and DTLA to crafting tracks in his home studio, he keeps the energy high and the vibe authentic. Whether he’s spinning groovy tech or gritty bass, every set feels like a party between him and the crowd.

With a background as a barber and a former band kid turned beatmaker, Ghosstek channels his experience into his sound. His mission? To rep his community, share his culture, and one day launch a record label in his hometown that teaches the next generation how to DJ, produce, and chase their passion.

He’s not just here to make noise—he’s here to move hips, build something lasting, and put on for the people who grew up just like him.

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