¿Qué Más Pues? (Parodia)

Franda's song "¿Qué Más Pues? (Parodia)" humorously captures the chaotic and stressful life of an office worker. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone overwhelmed by their job, to the point where they lose track of the days. The protagonist's confusion about whether it's Tuesday or later in the week highlights the disorienting effect of a demanding work schedule. This confusion is a relatable experience for many who have felt the grind of a busy workweek.

The song uses exaggerated scenarios to emphasize the stress and absurdity of office life. For instance, the protagonist fantasizes about going undercover and performing spy-like maneuvers to fix their mistakes at work. This hyperbolic imagery serves as a metaphor for the lengths people feel they must go to in order to meet job expectations and avoid repercussions. The mention of physical ailments, like a pimple from stress or cutting a leg, adds a layer of dark humor, illustrating the toll that work-related stress can take on one's body and mind.

Cultural references, such as listening to Camagüey and having a poster of Juanpa Zurita, ground the song in a specific cultural context, making it more relatable to its audience. The song also touches on the desire for relaxation and the simple pleasures of life, like wanting to be on the sofa or watching YouTube videos. The final verses, which mention a demand from the office and a suspension, add a twist of irony, showing that even in moments of supposed relaxation, the pressures of work are never far away. The song ends on a humorous note, with a playful jab at the clichéd prison scenario of dropping the soap in the shower, further emphasizing the absurdity of the protagonist's situation.