Bring the noise de Public Enemy

La canción "Bring the Noise" interpretada por Public Enemy es un icónico tema de hip hop y rap político de los años 80. Pertenece al álbum "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back", que destaca por su contenido socialmente consciente y sus ritmos innovadores. Public Enemy, liderado por Chuck D, era conocido por sus letras potentes y críticas, así como por su habilidad para mezclar el activismo social con la música urbana.

En cuanto al significado de la canción, las letras profundizan en la indignación sobre la corrupción política y el racismo sistémico. La letra refleja una sensación de rabia e injusticia, abordando temas como el control del sistema judicial ("Death row. what a brother knows."), la falta de respeto hacia la cultura afroamericana ("Soul on roll, but you treat it like soap on a rope"), y la lucha constante contra la discriminación y marginalización ("Radio stations I question their blackness").

Las metáforas utilizadas en la canción sirven para recalcar la importancia de mantenerse fuerte frente a las adversidades. La letra desafía abiertamente los prejuicios y estereotipos raciales, proclamando un mensaje empoderador de resistencia y determinación. Public Enemy enfatiza la necesidad de levantarse contra las injusticias y hacer oír su voz aunque vayan en contra del statu quo.

El título mismo, "Bring the Noise", sugiere una llamada a la acción, incitando a enfrentar las problemáticas sociales con valentía y sin miedo a ser escuchados. La música vibrante y enérgica acompaña perfectamente el tono agresivo pero consciente de las letras, creando una experiencia auditiva impactante que invita a reflexionar sobre temas importantes.

Desde su lanzamiento en los años 80, "Bring the Noise" se ha convertido en un himno atemporal para aquellos que buscan justicia social e igualdad. Su influencia ha trascendido generaciones, inspirando a artistas posteriores a abordar temáticas políticas dentro del género del hip hop.

En conclusión, "Bring the Noise" de Public Enemy es mucho más que una simple canción; es un manifiesto antirracista que desafía las normas establecidas y promueve la resistencia activa ante las injusticias sociales. Su legado perdura como uno de los himnos más poderosos del hip hop político, recordándonos que el arte tiene el poder transformador necesario para provocar cambios significativos en nuestra sociedad.

Bass how low can you go?
Death row. what a brother knows.
Once again back is the incredible
The thyme animal
The incredible d public enemy number one
"five o" said "freeze" and i got numb
Can i tell 'em that i really never had a gun?
But it's the wax that the terminator x spun
Now they got me in a cell 'cause my records they sell
'cause a brother like me said "
...frarrakhan's a prophet and i think you ought to listen to
What he can say to you, what you ought to ;
Follow for now, power of the people, say,
"make a miracle, d, pump the lyrical"
Black is back, all in, we're gonna win
Check it out, yeah y'all, here we go again

Chorus: turn it up bring the noise

Never badder than bad 'cause the brother is madder than mad
At the fact that's corrupt as a senator
Soul on roll, but you treat it like soap on a rope
'cause the beats in the lines are so dope
Listen for lessons i'm saying inside music that the critics are blasting
Me for
They'll never care for the brothers and sisters
Now across the country has us up for the war

We got to demonstrate, come on now, they're gonna have to wait
Till we get it right
Radio stations i question their blackness
They call themselves black, but we'll see if they'll play this

Chorus: turn it up bring the noise

Get from in front of me, the crowd runs to me
My deejay is warm, he's x, i call him norm, ya know
He can cut a record from side to side
So what, the ride, the glide should be much safer than a suicide
Soul control, beat is the father of your rock'n'roll
Music for whatcha, for whichin', you call a band, man
Makin' a music, abuse it, but you can't do it, ya know
You call 'em demos, but we ride limos, too
Whatcha gonna do? rap is not afraid of you
Beat is for sonny bono, beat is for yoko ono
Run-dmc first said a deejay could be a band
Stand on its feet, get you out your seat
Beat is for eric b. and ll, as well, hell
Wax is for anthrax, still it can rock bells
Ever forever, universal, it will sell
Time for me to exit, terminator x-it

From coast to coast, so you stop being like a comatose
"stand, my man? the beat's the same with a boost toast
Rock with some pizzazz, it will last. why you ask?
Roll with the rock stars, still never get accepted as
We got to plead the fifth, we can investigate
Don't need to wait, get the record straight
Hey, posse's in effect, got the flavor terminator
X to sign checks, play to get paid
We got to check it out down on the avenue
A magazine or two is dissing me and dissing you
Yeah, i'm telling