P.P Pinocho

The song "P.P Pinocho" by A Palo Seco is a satirical and critical piece that uses the character of Pinocchio to comment on political deception and the consequences of dishonesty. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Pinocchio, a wooden puppet known for his growing nose when he lies, as a metaphor for a deceitful politician. The song opens with Pinocchio scratching his mustache and pondering what to say to gain votes, immediately setting the tone of political manipulation.

Geppetto, Pinocchio's creator, is depicted as being in a state of confusion and despair, questioning what has happened to his creation. This reflects the disillusionment of the public or the creator with the corrupt nature of the politician. The imagery of Pinocchio fishing with his nose after losing his rod in the Guadalquivir River further emphasizes his absurdity and incompetence. The repeated line "P.P Pinocho" serves as a mocking chant, reinforcing the idea of a puppet-like figure in a position of power.

The song delves deeper into the theme of dishonesty, highlighting how lies may lead to short-term gains, such as a prosperous bank account, but ultimately result in downfall. The lyrics warn that despite the temporary success, the truth will eventually catch up, leading to a metaphorical burning at the stake, much like witches in historical times. The song concludes with a powerful message that deceit will lead to ruin, and the villain, in this case, the lying politician, will never truly win. This narrative serves as a cautionary tale about the perils of dishonesty and the inevitable consequences of living a life built on lies.