Ingratos

Eugenio Derbez's song "Ingratos" is a humorous and satirical take on the frustration and disappointment that fans often feel towards their favorite sports teams, particularly in the context of soccer. The song is filled with witty remarks and cultural references that highlight the emotional rollercoaster of being a dedicated fan.

The term "Ingratos," which translates to "ungrateful ones," sets the tone for the song. Derbez uses this term to address the players who have let down their fans. He humorously describes the lengths to which fans go to support their teams, such as pawning a blender and a kidney to travel to Korea, only to be disappointed by the team's performance. This exaggeration serves to underscore the deep emotional investment that fans have in their teams.

Derbez also employs a variety of metaphors and cultural references to enhance the comedic effect. For instance, he compares the team's performance to a slippery pole and mentions the disappointment of Tatiana with her husband, adding a layer of relatability and humor. The song also critiques the commercialization of sports, pointing out that advertising razors and wax is not a proper way to train for a game. The mention of figures like Sergio Andrade and Adela Micha adds a satirical edge, suggesting that unconventional methods might be more effective in improving the team's performance.

The song culminates in a plea for better management and training, humorously suggesting that the team should naturalize legendary players like Ronaldo and Zidane instead of relying on less effective players. Derbez's clever wordplay and cultural references make "Ingratos" a relatable and entertaining commentary on the highs and lows of being a sports fan.