Bolso Nada

Francisco, el Hombre's song 'Bolso Nada' is a powerful critique of political corruption and the misuse of power. The lyrics are direct and unapologetic, targeting a figure who is described as disrespectful, ignorant, and self-serving. The repeated phrase 'esse cara escroto' (this disgusting guy) emphasizes the artist's disdain for this individual, who is portrayed as someone who talks a lot but says little of value, spreading negativity and preventing happiness.

The song delves deeper into the consequences of granting power to such a person, particularly a fascist. The lyrics suggest that this individual profits from the despair of others, filling his pockets while the people suffer. The line 'Bolso dele sempre cheio, nosso copo anda vazio' (His pocket always full, our glass always empty) starkly contrasts the wealth and greed of the powerful with the poverty and emptiness experienced by the common people. This imagery highlights the economic disparity and social injustice perpetuated by corrupt leaders.

Francisco, el Hombre uses vivid metaphors and strong language to convey their message. The phrase 'Jogo purpurina em cima para o feio embelezar' (I throw glitter on it to beautify the ugly) suggests a futile attempt to mask the ugliness of corruption and intolerance. The song's title, 'Bolso Nada,' plays on the word 'bolso' (pocket), implying that despite the fullness of the corrupt leader's pocket, it ultimately amounts to nothing of value. This critique is not just about one individual but serves as a broader commentary on the dangers of fascism, greed, and the abuse of power.