Bicontaminación

Ktulu's song 'Bicontaminación' delves into the harrowing consequences of biocontamination, painting a grim picture of a world ravaged by a deadly virus. The lyrics describe a person suffering in a filthy room, vomiting blood amidst convulsions and screams of pain. This vivid imagery sets the stage for the song's exploration of the devastating impact of a man-made epidemic. The initial symptoms, a mere discomfort and high fever, quickly escalate to a fatal end, highlighting the rapid and lethal nature of the virus.

The song criticizes the use of humans as test subjects in populated areas, under the watchful eye of an 'inseminator' who injects a deadly virus into the world's developing regions. This act of bioterrorism is depicted as a barbaric and inhumane practice, leading to massive destruction and irreversible consequences. The repeated phrase 'secuelas de la barbarie' (consequences of barbarism) underscores the brutality and moral decay associated with such actions.

Furthermore, 'Bicontaminación' addresses the unstoppable spread of the epidemic, exacerbated by the greed and power blindness of those responsible. The lack of vaccines and the increasing strength of the virus emphasize the helplessness of the affected populations. The song concludes with a powerful condemnation of those who perpetuate this cycle of death, suggesting that they are sentencing their own children to death. Ktulu's intense and aggressive musical style amplifies the urgency and despair conveyed in the lyrics, making 'Bicontaminación' a stark warning about the dangers of biocontamination and the ethical implications of biowarfare.