Vos Sos Cagón

El Judas' song 'Vos Sos Cagón' is a raw and unfiltered critique of authority figures, particularly focusing on the police and security personnel. The phrase 'Vos sos cagón,' which translates to 'You are a coward,' is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing the artist's disdain for those in positions of power who, in his view, abuse their authority. The term 'cagón' is a strong insult in Argentine slang, often used to describe someone who is cowardly or untrustworthy.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the daily life of a police officer who, according to the song, is involved in both legal and illegal activities. The officer is depicted as someone who patrols the streets during the week and takes on additional security jobs at supermarkets, where they turn a blind eye to theft. This duality highlights the hypocrisy and moral ambiguity that El Judas perceives in these authority figures. The mention of 'pecho frío' (cold-hearted) and 'patovica' (bouncer) further underscores the artist's view of these individuals as emotionally detached and aggressive.

The song also touches on the economic motivations behind these actions. The officer's need to 'lucrar' (make money) even on weekends by working as a security guard suggests a critique of the socio-economic conditions that drive people to take on multiple jobs, often compromising their integrity. The repeated imagery of the officer donning a 'traje negro' (black suit) to work security and exerting violence on young people ('a los pibitos querés pegar') adds a layer of irony and condemnation, portraying these figures as both enforcers and perpetrators of societal ills.

'Vos Sos Cagón' is a powerful social commentary that uses sharp language and vivid imagery to challenge the actions and motivations of those in authority. It reflects a broader discontent with systemic issues and the individuals who perpetuate them, making it a resonant piece for listeners who share these sentiments.