Sadem Husein

Los Ingobernables' song "Sadem Husein" is a powerful anthem of defiance and rebellion against authority, particularly targeting those who attempt to regulate or control artistic expression. The lyrics are a direct confrontation with what the band perceives as 'musical police'—figures who try to dictate the terms of their creative output. The opening lines dismiss these 'speculators' and affirm that their music, while noisy, is not to be taken lightly. This sets the tone for a night of unrestrained performance, where the band declares their intention to play without being stopped by any form of authority.

The song's chorus emphasizes the band's determination to perform and their disdain for those who try to impose restrictions. The repeated phrase "nadie nos podrá parar y menos vos con tu ridícula autoridad" (nobody can stop us, especially not you with your ridiculous authority) underscores their rebellious spirit. This is not just a call to action for the band but a rallying cry for all artists who feel stifled by external controls. The lyrics suggest a broader commentary on the music industry and its tendency to prioritize commercial interests over genuine artistic expression.

In the latter part of the song, Los Ingobernables make it clear that there is no room for speculators in their world. They envision a future where their dreams and aspirations take precedence over business interests. The line "Ahora mandan nuestras ilusiones" (now our dreams are in charge) encapsulates this vision. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of their intent to perform and a final dismissal of any attempts to regulate their art. This defiant stance is a hallmark of Los Ingobernables' musical style, which often blends punk rock's raw energy with socially conscious lyrics.