Punto De Vista Lyrics – El Jincho Ganlyrics

Punto De Vista Lyrics Meaning

[Estribillo]
In the chorus, El Jincho highlights the narrow and rigid mindset prevailing today, where expressing opinions about immigrants or women can easily lead to accusations of racism or s*xism. He points out that Spain is worsening, and the current perspective is unrealistic. He also emphasizes that rap originated as a social movement in the U.S. and wasn’t initially tied to socialism, critiquing the rise of antifascist movements in 2024 while noting his own discontent with the situation.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, El Jincho opens by expressing his anti-communist stance, which he formed after starting to read and reflecting on the world. He describes his realization that sometimes people refuse to see the truth, especially when it’s uncomfortable. He says he doesn’t care about politics, but he deeply cares about his country, which motivates him to write this song. The verse critiques the government, corruption, and media manipulation. He points out that many people vote for personal benefits, like pensions, without considering the greater good. El Jincho touches on his family’s struggles, referencing a cousin in prison, and questions why some figures, like Puigdemont, aren’t treated similarly. He then paints a bleak picture of society, mentioning minors involved in crime and reckless behavior, and how the line between right and wrong has blurred. He also critiques the current social freedoms, like minors being able to change gender or avoid prison for committing crimes. The verse ends with a reference to the crucifixion of Jesus, drawing a parallel between his own outspoken truths and the persecution of those who speak uncomfortable facts.

[Estribillo]
The chorus repeats the idea of a single dominant viewpoint in today’s society, where criticizing immigrants or women leads to labels like racist or s*xist. El Jincho expresses his frustration with how Spain is declining and insists on the importance of being real about the issues. He reaffirms that rap is a social movement, not a socialist tool, and critiques the rise of antifascism in 2024, reflecting on the state of the country.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, El Jincho is more direct in expressing his frustration with the political left, particularly socialism, comparing it to the failures seen in Cuba and Venezuela. He challenges the lack of protest from older school rappers, stating he speaks out because he believes in real, honest criticism. He contrasts himself with other rappers by claiming he has more courage and integrity, even if others are more intelligent. He also addresses the issue of immigration, stating that immigrants in Spain struggle to gain residency, and when they can’t work, they are left in a tough position. El Jincho speaks about the hypocrisy of society, how men often lose access to their children after divorce and have little legal protection, while women can make accusations that send men to jail. He also criticizes the lack of affordable housing, claiming that what is promised in the Constitution is a lie. The verse ends with a call for change and an expression of his frustration with the current state of things.

[Estribillo]
The chorus again reflects El Jincho’s frustrations with the narrow-minded viewpoint dominating society. He critiques how expressing opinions about immigrants or women leads to accusations of racism or s*xism and highlights the worsening situation in Spain. He also reaffirms the social nature of rap and critiques the rise of antifascism in 2024, expressing his dissatisfaction with the political climate.

[Outro]
In the outro, El Jincho restates his anti-communist beliefs, mentioning how his stance has been shaped by his readings. He ends with a more relaxed, almost playful moment, referencing his team and signaling his continued commitment to speaking out. Despite the playful tone, it’s clear that his message of social and political criticism remains strong.