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Recorded in an abandoned quarry under a storm. Classical cello, heavy hip-hop, and Cuban percussion in direct tension.

Think about it

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The Message

We live in response mode. We give opinions before understanding, react before processing, and repeat before questioning.

“Think About It” is not a political manifesto or a disguised moral lesson; it’s a reminder of personal responsibility. Feel what you want, live how it feels liberating—but it comes with accepting the consequences.

Thinking for yourself is harder than it seems when everything around you sets the pace. The bridge makes it clear: if the world goes dark and fear drags you down, someone has to choose to stand. Thinking isn’t stopping. It’s choosing. And choosing requires pause.

Between The Lines

In the podcast “Between the Lines,” we break down the song without filters. We talk about the quarry as a metaphor for collapsing systems, the cold front as a real test of resilience, and that constant duality between the Cuba that stayed still and the Cuban who goes out to build from scratch elsewhere. It wasn’t a promotional episode; it was context. A direct conversation about why mixing classical cello with heavy hip-hop and Cuban percussion isn’t an aesthetic trick, but a real tension between structure, street, and roots. Behind every song, there’s a conversation that isn’t always seen.

In the podcast “Between the Lines,” we break down the song without filters. We talk about the quarry as a metaphor for collapsing systems, the cold front as a real test of resilience, and that constant duality between the Cuba that stayed still and the Cuban who goes out to build from scratch elsewhere. It wasn’t a promotional episode; it was context. A direct conversation about why mixing classical cello with heavy hip-hop and Cuban percussion isn’t an aesthetic trick, but a real tension between structure, street, and roots. Behind every song, there’s a conversation that isn’t always seen.

The Song

“Think About It”

Siente lo que quieras, vive como sientas
Duele lo que duele, dejalo que te tienta 
Llueve cuando llueve, fluye aunque revienta
Pero quédate aquí, aunque todos mientan

Baila si te mueve, ríe si te prende
Mira lo que miras, vibra lo que entiendes
Arde si te enciende, grita si lo sientes
Pero quédate tu aquí, que mi amor no miente

(Coro)

Prueba mi ooonda
Filtra mi sombra
Lléname ahora
Duda te sobra

Pero Think about it
Think about it
Think about it
Quedate aqui pero Think about it

(Puente – Melódico antes del rap)

Siente lo que quieras, vive como sientasDuele lo que duele, dejalo que te tientaLlueve cuando llueve, fluye aunque revienta

Pero quédate aquí, aunque todos mientanBaila si te mueve, ríe si te prendeMira lo que miras, libra lo que entiendesArde si te enciende, grita si lo sientesPero quédate tu aquí, que mi amor no miente

Prueba mi onda
Filtra mi sombra
Lléname ahora
Dudas te sobran
Prueba mi onda (Quédate, quédate)
Filtra mi sombra (No te vayas, no te escondas)
Lléname ahora (Dime ahora, Dime ahora)
Dudas te sobran
Think about it
Think about it
Think about it
Quédate aquí pero think about it

Rap

Si el tiempo es un eco que grita en la piel
Y el miedo te arrastra sin ver dónde estés
Mírame fijo, no digas na'
Si hay guerra por dentro yo quiero lucharDime qué te haces si el mundo se apagaCuando todo es ruido y nada te embriaga

Si sientes el fuego, no pidas que caiga
Yo sigo de pie aunque el alma se parta
No soy el dueño de lo que tú sientes
Pero si dudas, mi amor es presente
Deja que el miedo se borre en mi frente
Si tú te quedas, lo hacemos eterno, lo hacemos ardiente
Lo hacemos ardiente

(Coro final – Más intensidad, con adlibs)

Prueba mi ooonda (Quédate, quédate)
Filtra mi sombra (No te vayas, no te escondas)

Lléname ahora (no hay demora)
Duda te sobra (Mírame, dime ahora)
Prueba mi ooonda (Quédate, quédate)
Filtra mi sombra (No te vayas, no te escondas)


Lléname ahora (no hay demora)
Duda te sobra (Mírame, dime ahora)
Dime ahora queee

Think About it

“Think About It”

Siente lo que quieras, vive como sientas
Duele lo que duele, dejalo que te tienta 
Llueve cuando llueve, fluye aunque revienta
Pero quédate aquí, aunque todos mientan

Baila si te mueve, ríe si te prende
Mira lo que miras, vibra lo que entiendes
Arde si te enciende, grita si lo sientes
Pero quédate tu aquí, que mi amor no miente

(Coro)

Prueba mi ooonda
Filtra mi sombra
Lléname ahora
Duda te sobra

Pero Think about it
Think about it
Think about it
Quedate aqui pero Think about it

“Think About It”

(Puente – Melódico antes del rap)

Siente lo que quieras, vive como sientasDuele lo que duele, dejalo que te tientaLlueve cuando llueve, fluye aunque revienta

Pero quédate aquí, aunque todos mientanBaila si te mueve, ríe si te prendeMira lo que miras, libra lo que entiendesArde si te enciende, grita si lo sientesPero quédate tu aquí, que mi amor no miente

Prueba mi onda
Filtra mi sombra
Lléname ahora
Dudas te sobran
Prueba mi onda (Quédate, quédate)
Filtra mi sombra (No te vayas, no te escondas)
Lléname ahora (Dime ahora, Dime ahora)
Dudas te sobran
Think about it
Think about it
Think about it
Quédate aquí pero think about it

(Puente – Melódico antes del rap)

Si el tiempo es un eco que grita en la pielY el miedo te arrastra sin ver dónde estésMírame fijo, no digas na'
Si hay guerra por dentro yo quiero lucharDime qué te haces si el mundo se apagaCuando todo es ruido y nada te embriaga

Si sientes el fuego, no pidas que caigaYo sigo de pie aunque el alma se partaNo soy el dueño de lo que tú sientesPero si dudas, mi amor es presenteDeja que el miedo se borre en mi frenteSi tú te quedas, lo hacemos eterno, lo hacemos ardienteLo hacemos ardiente

(Coro final)

Prueba mi ooonda (Quédate, quédate)
Filtra mi sombra (No te vayas, no te escondas)

Lléname ahora (no hay demora)
Duda te sobra (Mírame, dime ahora)
Prueba mi ooonda (Quédate, quédate)
Filtra mi sombra (No te vayas, no te escondas)

Lléname ahora (no hay demora)
Duda te sobra (Mírame, dime ahora)
Dime ahora queee

Pero Think about it

Behind The Scenes

The process was just as important as the outcome. There was no controlled studio or perfect weather. There was wind, cold, cameras adapting, and a team moving through dust and rusted metal. We challenged ourselves to produce ten pieces in seven days, and that limit changed the energy: less creative dramatics, more decision-making. What you see in the video isn’t a polished staging; it’s a record of what happened. We didn’t dress up the process. We documented it.

The Quarry

Crosswinds, constant humidity, instruments at risk, and musicians frozen all day. We learned something important: the worst enemy of an instrument isn’t a bad musician… it’s water. But we had challenged ourselves to produce ten audiovisual pieces in a week. There was no rescheduling. So we recorded it anyway. Not because it was convenient. Because it was honest.

We decided to record in an abandoned industrial quarry because it perfectly represents what we feel: structures that once held something and today are just skeletons. Ruins of an old world. Dust, rusted metal, and silence where there was once noise. And as if the metaphor weren’t enough, a cold front with a storm hit us right in the middle of production.

The Team

This project isn’t just O&D. It’s a small network of people who decided to bet on something independent. Musicians who played in real cold, videographers who worked in adverse conditions, production that solved problems on the fly. Each person contributed more than technique; they brought conviction. When there’s no label behind you or industrial structure supporting the project, what remains is the people who believe. And that matters more than any budget.

O&D

Two heads.
A constant
conversation.

Music that doesn’t react by reflex. Music that thinks.
Each release is a chapter.

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El Equipo

This project isn’t just O&D. It’s a small network of people who decided to bet on something independent. Musicians who played in real cold, videographers who worked in adverse conditions, production that solved problems on the fly. Each person contributed more than technique; they brought conviction. When there’s no label behind you or industrial structure supporting the project, what remains is the people who believe. And that matters more than any budget.

O&D

Two heads.
A constant
conversation.

Music that doesn’t react by reflex. Music that thinks.
 Each release is a chapter.

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Recording Artists

Closing

We’re not at one hundred percent. This isn’t a finished work; it’s a statement of intent. A glimpse of who we are and what we’re building. The title stayed in English because that’s how my brain thinks. It wasn’t strategy. It was honesty.

We’ve been thinking about this for 20 years.
Now it’s time for you to think about it.

Acknowledgments

We live in response mode. We form opinions before understanding, react before processing, and repeat before questioning. “Think About It” is not a political manifesto or a disguised moral lesson; it’s a reminder of personal responsibility. Feel what you want, live how it feels liberating—but it comes with accepting the consequences.Thinking for yourself is harder than it seems when everything around you sets the pace. The bridge makes it clear: if the world goes dark and fear drags you down, someone has to choose to stand. Thinking isn’t stopping. It’s choosing. And choosing requires pause.

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