El Pais Del Choreo

El Basura's song 'El Pais Del Choreo' paints a grim picture of a society riddled with corruption and theft. The repetitive lyrics emphasize the pervasive nature of dishonesty, suggesting that no one is exempt from the culture of stealing. From the 'chorro' (thief) to the 'panadero' (baker), and even the 'remisero' (taxi driver), everyone is depicted as participating in this cycle of theft. The song's title, which translates to 'The Country of Theft,' sets the tone for a narrative that is both critical and reflective of societal decay.

The lyrics go beyond merely listing different types of thieves; they delve into the systemic nature of corruption. The line 'Te coimea el vigilante' (The guard takes a bribe from you) highlights how even those meant to protect and serve are part of the problem. This creates a sense of hopelessness, as the very fabric of society seems to be unraveling. The phrase 'Esta todo re podrido' (Everything is really rotten) encapsulates the overall sentiment of the song, suggesting that the issue is deeply ingrained and widespread.

El Basura uses a raw and unfiltered style to convey his message, which is characteristic of his musical approach. His lyrics are straightforward, almost blunt, but they effectively capture the frustration and disillusionment felt by many. The repetition of the phrase 'Este es el pais del choreo' serves as a haunting reminder of the inescapable reality for those living in such a society. Through this song, El Basura not only criticizes the state of affairs but also calls for awareness and, perhaps, change.