Hijo de Puta

Dracma's song 'Hijo de Puta' is a raw and unfiltered expression of rebellion and frustration against societal norms and expectations. The lyrics are a powerful critique of the constraints imposed by society, where the protagonist feels trapped and misunderstood. The repeated phrase 'No puedes ser lo que quieres ser, eres un hijo de la puta' (You can't be what you want to be, you are a son of a bitch) underscores the feeling of being judged and limited by external forces. This line captures the essence of the song's defiance and the struggle for personal freedom and authenticity.

The song also delves into themes of identity and self-realization. The protagonist is aware of their potential and capabilities, as seen in the lines 'Nadie sabe lo que soy capaz de hacer' (No one knows what I am capable of doing). However, they are constantly battling against the 'mala idea de envolverme en tu miseria' (bad idea of wrapping me in your misery), which represents the negative influences and pressures from others. The desire to break free from these constraints and achieve one's dreams is a recurring theme, highlighted by the repeated plea 'Ven, ven, quiero que mi sueño se haga realidad' (Come, come, I want my dream to come true).

Culturally, the song reflects a broader sentiment of disillusionment with societal structures and the desire for change. The mention of 'recagar la legalidad y la formalidad de algunos' (destroy the legality and formality of some) points to a rejection of the established order and a call for a more authentic and liberated existence. Dracma's musical style, characterized by its raw energy and confrontational lyrics, amplifies this message of rebellion and self-assertion. The song resonates with those who feel marginalized and constrained by societal expectations, offering a voice of defiance and a call to embrace one's true self.