No Al Racismo is a punchy, heartfelt anthem that turns the volume up on unity. From the very first hook Jeebli repeats the rallying cry “No al racismo, aquí nadie es superior” and invites everyone to clap along while tearing down the idea that skin tone or passport stamps decide our worth. The track feels like a street-corner conversation wrapped in rhythm: Morocco’s warmth, Spanish streets, church bells, and mosque calls all swirl together over a beat that refuses to sit still.
Between each chorus Jeebli opens his diary and spits truth about migration, stereotypes, and survival. He compares a Moroccan family crossing borders to any Spaniard chasing work in Germany, points out that TV headlines lie louder than hijabs, and reminds haters that bones look the same in every body. The bottom line is simple: share your bread, respect every accent, and join hands for “un mundo mejor.” By the time the last chorus fades, the listener walks away humming a mantra of equality and armed with a fresh burst of empathy.