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S.LOCO aka PROFANITY His album debut is titled “REY DE REYES” (KING OF KINGS) written by PROFANITY and contains production by YOUNG LUCK, S.LOCO, F1, MIX, & DAVID FOREMAN a variety of talented producers. The first single is a new mix of famous Mexican band Mana’s mega hit “Vivir Sin Aire” (1992). Sporty listened to the original song and based on the phrase “how much I would like to live without air…” he turned the lyrics around, using a metaphor in rap, without altering the original chorus, interpreted by Daisy Villa. The end result is a very particular version hip hop style which will give a lot to talk about. The rest of the album contains 10 powerful songs. Among them “Matalo Todo” (Kill Everything), is a plea to end the affliction of epidemics that have plagued the world such as Aids, Cancer and hunger. “Cuando Guitarras Cantan” (When guitars sing), is an eclectic song with a smooth blend of guitar strumming and percussion reminiscent of Carlos Santana’s earlier work. “Grito de Guerra” (War Cry) depicts an obvious defiance and disgust with the state of his environment and the continuous plundering of the human spirit. “En Tu Mente” (On your mind), an R&B influenced hit, speaks on the often trivial process of maintaining a relationship. PROFANITY's music is a vivid description of who he is, the reality of his environment and a testament to the progression of the Latino Hip-Hop Genre.