Político

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A Fiery Rebuke of Political Corruption

Barón Rojo's song "Político" is a scathing critique of political figures and the corruption that often accompanies their power. The lyrics are a direct and unfiltered condemnation of politicians, accusing them of manipulation, dishonesty, and self-serving behavior. The song's narrator expresses a deep disdain for the empty promises and deceitful nature of political rhetoric, highlighting the disillusionment and frustration felt by many citizens.

The song employs vivid metaphors and strong language to convey its message. Phrases like "your manipulation already cries out to heaven" and "you are corruption, look at yourself in a mirror" paint a picture of politicians as morally bankrupt individuals who are out of touch with the people they are supposed to serve. The reference to "your media of non-communication" criticizes the way media can be used to misinform and manipulate public opinion, rather than providing truthful information.

Barón Rojo, a Spanish heavy metal band known for their rebellious and socially conscious lyrics, uses this song to channel the anger and frustration of those who feel betrayed by their leaders. The line "every pig has its San Martín" is a Spanish proverb meaning that everyone eventually faces the consequences of their actions, suggesting that the corrupt politicians will ultimately be held accountable. The song's aggressive tone and powerful delivery serve as a rallying cry for those who demand integrity and accountability from their leaders.

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  2. Dame La Oportunidad
  3. Casi Me Mato
  4. Tierra de Nadie
  5. El Presidente
  6. El Malo
  7. Caballo Desbocado
  8. Incomunicacion
  9. Hiroshima
  10. Arma Secreta
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