Today I'm going to become a criminal (...), the story begins It's epic, embodied in one of the most striking songs of a dark, realistic, enigmatic, paranoid, intelligent and sentimental short musical repertoire created by a respected and criticized character in the Hip Hop universe settled in Latin America.
Yes, it was Tyron González, aka Canserbero. It's epic, it's a fascinating, eye-catching, and creative song. Canserbero becomes a music writer. Create a character that is presumed to be narrated in the first person. He has a mission: to kill his brother's murderer. Minutes after culminating the planned falls to the ground, also dies. The story turns extraordinarily: the protagonist is in hell next to characters of universal history.
Nobody creates something new. Art feeds on artists like him who have a way and a way to do it. This thanks to an influence of homologs of the past and of course of the present. It's epic can have something of Dante and the divine comedy, Greek mythology (Charon) and semantics. Yes. It is the perception that the author has of characters of universal history such as Che Guevara, John F. Kennedy, Simon Bolivar, Pope John Paul II, among others. If there is a hell, will they be there despite the fact that in the world they were and are role models?
If so, I dare to think that Canserbero may have been a critic but also a poet not keen on leadership. Anarchist as a political doctrine? I do not believe, nor nihilist, but a prophet of feelings. He in an interview in Mexico in 2011 admitted being a very sentimental person. A year later, in his album Muerte, where they appear themes like Es epic, C's la mort, De mi muerte, among others, describe precisely that there is another life through stories that focus on the enigmatic and realistic.
Why? For contradictory nonconformity. In the song It's epic the story does not end with the death of the character. You must challenge the devil in duel of counterpoint and win to get out of there. The end of the song is played by the sounds of an emergency room. The pulse of the electrocardiogram is heard: Canserbero won.
RIP Canserbero 1988-2015.
