K4OS confronts one of society’s darkest realities head-on with “Crimen,” a fearless narrative that traces the chilling arc of abuse, revenge, and survival. The Argentine girl group structures the track like a tense stage play—complete with acts detailing entrapment, the breaking point, and escape—turning a story of domestic violence into a raw cry for empowerment. Multi-layered vocals from Ine, Tau, Mechi, and Lily weave accusation and defiance, making every line feel like a scar laid bare. It’s not just a song; it’s a conversation starter, delivered with the kind of bravery that’s already resonating deeply across Latin America.
| Lead Vocals | K4OS |
| Songwriter | Lucas Murua, Ines Civit, Mariana Taurozzi, Lynette Ladelfa & Mechi Bitzer |
| Music Producer | Lucas Murua |
| Mastering Engineer | Lucas Murua |
| Release Date | February 5, 2026 |
| Song Language | Spanish |
| Label | Grand Move Records |
| Copyright © | Grand Move Records |
| Publisher | Grand Move Records |
| Translation | Crimen (English Translation) by K4OS |
Lyrics of Crimen by K4OS
[Intro: Mechi, Lily, Ine, Ine & Mechi]
Sigilosa
En La Noche Indecifrable Y Peligrosa
Arrastrándose En Mi Cuerpo El Poder
Desnuda, Pero Sin Leer Mi Piel (Ah)
Desfilando
Las Miradas Que Se Roba
Van Burlando a Los Tontos Que Observando, Poco Ven
Desnuda, Pero Sin Leer Mi Piel (-El) (-El)
[Coro: Ine]
Crimen
Nadie Le Cree Cuando Ella Delata El Crimen
Y Su Sentencia Será Vivir Con La Cicatriz
Por Amar a Su Crimen
Y Su Sentencia Será Vivir Con Él
[Interludio: Tau]
Acto 1: Entran En El Cuarto Y…
[Verso 2: Tau]
Como Un Carroñero Le Toma El Pelo Y Toca El Cielo
Se Derrite El Hielo
Mordió El Anzuelo, Cae Al Suelo
Agua Corriendo Veneno
Hunde Su Cuerpo
Cuchillo En Su Cuello Y Con Su Acento Le Dice Muy Lento
[Interludio: Tau]
Acto 2: El Crimen (oh-oh-oh)
[Verso 3: Tau]
A Ver Si Te Gusta Cómo Duele
Solo Hay Dolor Que Devolverte
Escupiste Al Cielo Y Te Cayó En Los Ojos
Ahora Ves Cómo Es Vivir En El Infierno
[Interludio: Tau]
Acto 3: La Huida
[Pre-Coro: K4OS, Tau]
“Ella Es Culpable”
Al Que Me Quiera Venir a Buscar, Y Me Quiera Castigar
Por Una Cabeza Que Me Pude Salvar
[Coro: Ine]
Crimen
Se Defendió Y Huyó De La Escena Del Crimen
Y Su Sentencia Será Vivir Con La Cicatriz
Por Amar a Su Crimen
Ella Es Presa Porque…
[Puente: Lily, Mechi, K4OS, Ine]
Me Envolvió, Y Entre Sus Fuerzas Me Dejó Sin Aire (No)
Esta Es La Historia Que No Cuentan
No Hubo Quien Me Salve (No-Oh)
Tan Inocente, Y Tan Sensible
Tan Fácil De Lastimar (O Eso Yo Creía)
Eso Me Decía
La Historia Escrita Está
Está Claro Quién Forjó El Final
Cuando Me Robaste Toda El Alma
Silenciaste Mis Palabras
Que Vengarme Sea Mi Calma
Y La Culpa No Era Mía Porque
Se Lo Merecía Por Pensar Que Yo No Lo Haría (Eso Fue Asi; Crimen)
Se Lo Merecía Por Pensar Que Yo Lo Quería (Crimen)
Si El Tan Repetidamente
Extralimita Mi Mente (Ah; Crimen)
Lastimaba Totalmente
Cualquier Rastro Independiente
No Pensaste Que Yo Era Capaz De Un
[Coro: Ine]
Crimen
Lo Perdió Todo Por Creer Que No Era Un Crimen
Y Su Sentencia Será Vivir Con La Cicatriz
Por Amar a Su Crimen
Ella Se Desarmó En Pedazos Por El Crimen
About “Crimen by K4OS”
K4OS shatters silence with “Crimen,” a theatrical pop powerhouse where vengeance and vulnerability collide—dark, defiant, and unapologetically real.
Built on brooding dance-pop foundations with urban flair, “Crimen” pulses with restrained rhythms that explode in cathartic choruses, mirroring the story’s escalating tension. Lucas Murua’s production layers eerie atmospheres and venomous flows, letting the group’s harmonies carry the weight of themes like manipulation, self-defense, and lingering trauma. The mood swings from seductive danger to explosive release, proving K4OS can make heavy topics hit the dancefloor without losing their gravity.
Originally part of 4EVER, K4OS’s bold debut album that dropped October 16, 2025 via Warner Music Latina, “Crimen” has taken on new life with its standalone push in early 2026. The 14-track project blends infectious hooks with deeper storytelling—tracks like “Té Kila,” “RAGE,” and “Tan fácil” showcase their range—while this cut stands as the emotional gut punch. The recent visualizer release has amplified its message, sparking vital discussions about violence and healing.
For the rising quartet—Ines Civit, Mariana Taurozzi, Lynette Ladelfa, and Mercedes Bitzer—this era marks a fearless evolution. Fresh off viral singles and a growing international buzz, K4OS are carving space in Latin pop by tackling taboo subjects head-on, blending empowerment anthems with unflinching honesty. In a discography still young but already impactful, “Crimen” feels like a defining moment—proof they’re not just making music, they’re shifting perspectives.
What elevates the track is its refusal to simplify: the “criminal” isn’t villainized, but humanized through cycles of pain and reclamation. As conversations around the song spread, it’s clear K4OS are building something lasting—one courageous story at a time. With 4EVER establishing their foundation, the group’s willingness to go dark while keeping the energy high sets them apart in 2026’s crowded scene.
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