Mas De Un Millon

Attaque 77's song 'Mas De Un Millon' is a powerful anthem that captures the frustration and disillusionment of the Argentine people with their country's socio-economic and political situation. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a nation in crisis, with lines like 'Argentina se cae' (Argentina is falling) and 'Argentina se hunde' (Argentina is sinking) highlighting the sense of despair and urgency. The song speaks to the collective feeling that the current state of affairs is unsustainable and that something must change before everything 'revents' (explodes).

The song also delves into the deep-seated issues that plague Argentina, such as the eternal debt ('la deuda es eterna') and the lack of true patriots ('Los patriotas, adónde están'). These lines reflect a sense of betrayal and abandonment by those in power, who are supposed to protect and serve the nation. The mention of lifelong tax payments leading to old age without a home ('Toda la vida pagando impuestos, llegamos a viejos y sin un hogar') underscores the economic hardships faced by ordinary citizens, who feel that their efforts and contributions are in vain.

Despite the bleak depiction of Argentina's current state, 'Mas De Un Millon' also carries a message of hope and rebellion. The repeated refrain 'Ya no quiero más' (I don't want more) signifies a collective refusal to accept misery, religious control, and authoritarianism. The song calls for unity and action, with the powerful declaration 'Argentina, es rebelión' (Argentina is rebellion) and the assertion that the movement is growing ('Y cada día somos más, más de un Millón'). This rallying cry serves as a reminder that change is possible when people come together to fight for a better future.