Mango

The song 'Mango' by Mojinos Escozios is a humorous and satirical take on kleptomania, the irresistible urge to steal items, often without any need or financial incentive. The lyrics are filled with a playful tone, as the protagonist confesses to stealing various items from different places, ranging from watches and shoes to cassettes and even a machete. The repetitive structure of the song, with the enumeration of stolen items, adds to the comedic effect, making the listener anticipate the next absurd item on the list.

Mojinos Escozios, known for their irreverent and comedic style, use this song to poke fun at the concept of stealing. The protagonist's nonchalant attitude towards theft and the exaggerated scenarios, such as stealing in broad daylight and even in a church, highlight the absurdity of the situation. The line 'La gente me tiene mas miedo que al lute' references El Lute, a famous Spanish criminal, further emphasizing the exaggerated fear the protagonist instills in others.

The song also plays with the idea of forgetfulness and carelessness, as the protagonist often 'forgets' to pay for the items he takes. This adds another layer of humor, portraying the kleptomaniac as someone who is almost innocent in their actions, despite the clear wrongdoing. The playful interjections and the crowd's reactions at the end of the song, calling to catch the thief, create a lively and engaging narrative that keeps the listener entertained while subtly critiquing the behavior.