Muere Mierda

Epilepsia's song 'Muere Mierda' is a raw and unapologetic anthem of defiance and individuality. The lyrics express a strong rejection of external criticism and societal pressure to conform. The repeated phrase 'muere mierda' (which translates to 'die shit') serves as a powerful and aggressive dismissal of those who try to impose their opinions and values on the singer. This phrase encapsulates the song's rebellious spirit and its message of self-assertion.

The chorus is particularly striking, with lines like 'A la mierda contigo, a idiotas yo no sigo' ('To hell with you, I don't follow idiots') and 'No pedi tu opinión, no quiero tu aprobación' ('I didn't ask for your opinion, I don't want your approval'). These lines highlight the singer's determination to live life on their own terms, free from the influence of others. The metaphor of not becoming 'un maldito ladrillo atrapado en la pared' ('a damn brick trapped in the wall') further emphasizes the desire to avoid being just another faceless, conforming individual in society.

Throughout the song, there is a clear theme of self-belief and independence. The singer asserts their right to make their own choices, even if they might be mistakes, as seen in the lines 'Equivocarme o no - es mi eleccion' ('Whether I make mistakes or not - it's my choice'). This sentiment is reinforced in the final verse, where the singer declares, 'Creo en lo que pienso, creo en lo que hago' ('I believe in what I think, I believe in what I do'). The song's aggressive tone and repetitive structure drive home the message of rejecting external control and embracing one's own path, no matter how unconventional it may be.