Papa Llego Borracho

Attaque 77's song "Papa Llego Borracho" offers a poignant critique of the holiday season, using the recurring image of a father arriving home drunk as a metaphor for the disillusionment and dysfunction that can accompany family gatherings. The song opens with a seemingly cheerful greeting, "Felices navidades para todo el mundo," but quickly shifts to a more somber tone as it describes the father's habitual drunkenness. This juxtaposition highlights the contrast between the idealized image of the holidays and the often harsh reality.

The lyrics further delve into societal issues, with lines like "Año nuevo, impuesto nuevo" and "El diario me regala nuevas atrocidades," suggesting a critique of consumerism and the media's focus on negative news. The mention of "sin champagne, sin pan dulce, sin caviar" underscores the economic struggles that many face during a time that is supposed to be about abundance and joy. The repetition of "Navidad, navidad, dulce navidad" serves as a bitter reminder of the holiday's commercialized facade.

The song also touches on themes of hope and despair, questioning the future with "Sólo quiero saber cuál es mi porvenir" and expressing skepticism about the possibility of change with "Nuevas mentes sanas para un mundo podrido." This reflects a broader commentary on the cyclical nature of societal problems and the challenge of fostering genuine progress. Attaque 77, known for their punk rock style, uses this song to channel their frustration with societal norms and the superficiality of holiday traditions, encouraging listeners to reflect on the true meaning of the season and the changes needed for a better future.