The song "Buscados" by Homer El Mero Mero and Foyone tells the story of two individuals who feel hunted by the police and are living a dangerous and risky lifestyle. They describe feeling targeted, followed, and observed everywhere they go, and express the fear of being killed or arrested. The lyrics also touch on the struggles of addiction and the temptations of drug use, with references to cocaine and the influence of Maradona's infamous drug use. The artists paint a picture of a dark and dangerous world, with references to being shot, feeling alone and abandoned, and the constant struggle to stay out of trouble. They also convey a sense of defiance and resilience, with lines like "Pero bicho malo nunca muere, Yerba mala nunca muere" (But a bad bug never dies, Bad weed never dies). This suggests that they are determined to survive and overcome their challenges, despite the odds stacked against them. Overall, "Buscados" tells a gritty and intense story of life on the edge and the constant battle with danger, addiction, and the law. The lyrics are raw and candid, shedding light on the harsh realities of living on the fringes of society.
