Odio La Prepa

Colibritany's song 'Odio La Prepa' is a humorous and exaggerated portrayal of a teenager's disdain for high school life. The lyrics capture the frustration and boredom that many students feel, using hyperbolic language and vivid imagery to express a strong aversion to the daily grind of school. The song opens with a lament about the long wait for vacation and the uncertainty of graduation, setting the tone for a series of complaints about various aspects of school life.

The protagonist of the song finds little joy in her school routine, despite having a 'bizcocho' (a slang term for a good-looking person) as a teacher. She despises waking up early, finds her uniform dull, and dreams of ending her celibacy in high school. The chorus, repeating 'Odio la prepa' (I hate high school), emphasizes her strong feelings of resentment and disinterest in studying. The lyrics also touch on the pressure of exams, the monotony of classes, and the desire for popularity, all common themes in teenage life.

Colibritany uses humor and satire to highlight the absurdities of high school. The song mentions praying to avoid failing, choking on a sandwich upon hearing about a surprise test, and fantasizing about being a goddess like Aphrodite. The protagonist's rebellious nature is evident in her disdain for academic subjects, her attempts to cheat, and her willingness to bribe teachers. The song also includes more outrageous elements, such as being sent to detention for watching inappropriate content and joining the school band to avoid a drug test. These exaggerated scenarios serve to amplify the sense of rebellion and frustration that many teenagers feel during their high school years.