El Marques de txorrapelada

K.O.M.A.'s song 'El Marques de Txorrapelada' is a biting satire that critiques the arrogance and hypocrisy of the aristocracy. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a self-important nobleman who boasts about his noble birth and illustrious lineage. The use of a silver forceps at birth symbolizes his privileged start in life, setting the tone for the rest of the song. The repeated phrase 'Dice lo que dice' (He says what he says) underscores the empty and pompous declarations of the marquis, suggesting that his words are meaningless and self-serving.

The song also delves into the marquis's questionable morals and behavior. The lines about girls losing their senses and his lack of scruples with boys hint at his predatory nature, further tarnishing his image. The sarcastic tone continues as the marquis claims that his neighbors adore him so much that they plan to name a plaza after him. This is a clear jab at the superficial respect and admiration often given to those in power, regardless of their true character.

The chorus, 'Abran paso a su eminencia' (Make way for his eminence), is a mockery of the deference demanded by the marquis. The final lines, where the narrator expresses disdain for the marquis and his entire race, encapsulate the song's rebellious spirit. K.O.M.A. uses this character to criticize the broader societal issues of class privilege, corruption, and the facade of respectability. The song's raw language and aggressive tone reflect the band's punk and metal influences, making it a powerful statement against the establishment.