Buscando de Bar En Bar

Benito Kamelas' song 'Buscando de Bar En Bar' is a spirited anthem that captures the essence of rebellion and the quest for personal freedom. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a group of friends indulging in the pleasures of smoking hashish, despite the constant surveillance and interference from law enforcement. The repeated lines 'ni puedo ni quiero dejar de ser tan feliz' (I can't and don't want to stop being so happy) emphasize their determination to continue their lifestyle, regardless of the obstacles they face.

The song also serves as a protest against the criminalization of hashish. The lyrics 'Lucharemos por seguir fumando este caramelo, resistiendo hasta el final, se debe legalizar' (We will fight to keep smoking this candy, resisting until the end, it must be legalized) highlight the group's resolve to push for legalization. The use of the word 'caramelo' (candy) as a metaphor for hashish adds a playful yet poignant touch, underscoring the harmlessness they attribute to their habit.

Culturally, 'Buscando de Bar En Bar' reflects a broader movement within certain segments of society that advocate for the decriminalization and legalization of cannabis. The song's upbeat and rebellious tone resonates with those who see the current laws as outdated and oppressive. By voicing their desire to 'fumarnoslo sin miedo' (smoke it without fear), Benito Kamelas taps into a universal longing for freedom and the right to live life on one's own terms. The song is not just about smoking hashish; it's about the broader struggle for personal liberties and the fight against unjust laws.