No komas keso en exzeso

Manolo Kabezabolo's song 'No komas keso en exzeso' is a humorous and satirical take on the idea of moderation, using cheese as a metaphor for indulgence. The repetitive and playful lyrics, 'Txirop, txirop, txirop,' set a light-hearted tone, making the song both catchy and memorable. The artist warns against the excessive consumption of cheese, humorously pointing out that it can lead to bad breath and weight gain, which are undesirable consequences. This serves as a broader metaphor for the pitfalls of overindulgence in any form.

The song also touches on the idea of societal expectations and personal consequences. Lines like 'Aunke un día vayan y te metan preso' (Even if one day they put you in jail) and 'Aunke estés viajando en un puto expreso' (Even if you're traveling on a damn express) suggest that no matter the circumstances, moderation is key. The absurdity of these scenarios adds a layer of irony, emphasizing that the advice to avoid excess is universally applicable, regardless of one's situation.

In the final verse, Kabezabolo advises against overthinking ('No le des vueltas al seso') and mocks the idea of taking extreme actions like occupying Congress ('komo vas a irte a okupar el kongreso'). This further reinforces the theme of moderation and the absurdity of extreme behaviors. The song, while humorous, carries a deeper message about the importance of balance and the often ridiculous nature of human excess. Manolo Kabezabolo, known for his punk rock style and satirical lyrics, uses this song to blend humor with a meaningful message, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking.