El Chulo will release next week, coinciding with his birthday, a song that is a return to his roots, a tribute to the neighborhood in Havana that saw him grow up.
"On my birthday, June 24th, it is going to be dedicated to my neighborhood, yes 'To my neighborhood', because I am from here, from Old Havana (Belén), the Cristo Park, I do not forget where I come from, I am a 'belenciano' every day," stated the reggaeton artist on Instagram alongside the cover of this single.
On that same social network, the singer shared a preview of the song, whose lyrics have a lot to do with the way he was raised, the environment in which his childhood unfolded, and the influences that surrounded him from an early age.
"Asere, I made this almost crying, a feeling that this song gives me, so beautiful, so many good and bad memories, but that's what life is about, growing in the face of difficulties, based on real events," commented the reggaeton artist.
"I come from a tough neighborhood / Raised among wild beasts / Where the strong abuses the weak / And concepts are not negotiable / From fiñe la pura I learned / Not to let anyone mess with me / Where many are buried underground and in prison / I come from a concrete jungle / I am street / I come from a lawless town," says a part of the song.
After this sneak peek, the only thing left is to wait until next Monday to enjoy the premiere of El Chulo.
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