Released: March 31, 2017

Featuring: Lin-Manuel Miranda

Songwriter: Trooko Residente

Producer: Trooko

[Letra de "Intro ADN / DNA" ft. Lin-Manuel Miranda]

[Hablado: Lin-Manuel Miranda]
Residente, the first time we met was in Puerto Rico. Your mother was in the room, she took one look at me and said: "Tú tienes que ser nieto de Wisin Miranda" I said: "That's right. How did you know that?" She said: "¡Pero nene, tienes la misma cara! Mira, tu abuelo Wisin y mi mamá eran primos hermanos. You two are cousins. Primo, tú y yo descendimos de Gilberto Concepción de Gracia, fundador del Partido Independentista de Puerto Rico. Abogado de Pedro Albizu Campos en Nueva York. Nacimos con revolución en las venas. Entre ritmo de bomba y plena. Y estamos conectados en las malas y en las buenas. Now check it

[Verso 1]
A little blood, a sample of saliva
Send it to the lab and get it back and see them try to
Declassify a deoxyribonucleic acid
Just from one fiber
Scientists can separate a strand
Tell you what percentages descendants, you long to understand
Send you to lands of ice, dirt, and sand
A map of the world in the lines of your hand
And you'll find what you planned isn't quite what you get
You will cry in the rubble with children you met
To remind you to struggle and strive
That the trouble with life is that life isn’t done with you yet
And yet, you will make music
Make something new from the rhythms and the fuses
Of chords beyond the images in the news
If you can produce it your dreams are lucid, then you spit

[Puente]
Keep the horizon siempre pa'l frente
Open our eyes, let your rhymes be the puente
Cambia este mundo profundamente
As our global artists in residence

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Dale, primo

Residente

Residente (born René Pérez Joglar; February 23, 1978) is a Puerto Rican rapper, writer, producer and co-founder of the alternative rap group Calle 13. He has won 25 Grammy awards, the most Grammys ever awarded to a Latin artist.

He studied fine arts for 8 years, before launching an independent career as a lyricist, performer and director of many his own music videos. His lyrics have been lauded by critics and studied by academics at universities around the world.

He is most recognised for his commitment to social justice, championing educational and native rights across Latin America. In November 2015, Residente received the Nobel Peace Summit Award for his commitment to social awareness and promoting peace. He has also served as the spokesperson for several UNICEF and Amnesty International campaigns.

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