Que No Te Engañen

Curasbun Oi!'s song "Que No Te Engañen" is a raw and unfiltered critique of the political landscape, expressing deep disillusionment with various political parties and their leaders. The lyrics are filled with frustration and anger towards the hypocrisy and corruption that the band perceives in the political system. The repeated phrase "Hasta las pelotas" (which roughly translates to "fed up to the balls") underscores the intense dissatisfaction and exhaustion with the current state of affairs.

The song targets a wide range of political ideologies, from communists and socialists to Christian democrats and humanists, indicating a broad discontent with the entire political spectrum. The use of strong language and derogatory terms like "facho maricon" (a derogatory term for fascists) and "culiao" (a vulgar term for someone despicable) highlights the band's contempt for these political figures. The chorus, with its emphatic "No No No no le creo a ninguno" (I don't believe any of them), reinforces the message of distrust and rejection of political propaganda.

Curasbun Oi! advocates for personal integrity and autonomy, as seen in lines like "Mi vida es mas honesta viva la insumisión" (My life is more honest, long live insubordination). The band encourages listeners to reject political manipulation and maintain their independence, suggesting that true freedom comes from not being swayed by political promises and propaganda. The song's defiant tone and rebellious spirit resonate with those who feel betrayed by the political system and seek to assert their own beliefs and values.