Oidos Sordos

La Mocosa's song 'Oidos Sordos' delves into the theme of ignoring negativity and criticism from others. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of people who are preoccupied with speaking ill of others, driven by their own dissatisfaction and boredom. The song suggests that these individuals seek attention through their negative behavior, but ultimately, their actions are futile and self-destructive. The phrase 'haciendo oídos sordos' (turning a deaf ear) is a powerful metaphor for not letting the negativity of others affect one's peace of mind.

The song further explores the idea that everyone is responsible for their own actions and that the negativity of others should not be allowed to disrupt one's life. The imagery of 'piedras hay que esquivar' (dodging stones) and 'sus vidas de infelices no podrán superar' (their unhappy lives they cannot overcome) emphasizes the importance of resilience and self-reliance. The lyrics suggest that those who spread negativity are ultimately trapped by their own mediocrity and unhappiness, unable to confront their own shortcomings.

In the latter part of the song, the metaphor of a 'monigote' (puppet) who leaves and receives no sustenance symbolizes the idea that those who thrive on negativity will eventually be left to fend for themselves, drowning in their own bitterness. The repeated refrain of 'haciendo oídos sordos ya no molestará' reinforces the message that by ignoring the negativity and focusing on one's own path, one can rise above the pettiness and toxicity of others. La Mocosa's 'Oidos Sordos' is a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and resilience in the face of criticism and negativity.