Beso-Negro

Lujuria's song 'Beso-Negro' is a biting critique of societal hypocrisy, particularly focusing on the metaphorical 'black kiss' or 'beso negro.' The term 'beso negro' is often considered a sexual taboo, but Lujuria cleverly uses it to highlight the sycophantic behavior prevalent in social and political spheres. The lyrics suggest that while people may condemn certain sexual practices as aberrant, they engage in metaphorical 'black kissing'—flattering and currying favor with those in power to climb the social ladder.

The song takes aim at politicians and social climbers who are quick to criticize others while engaging in morally dubious behavior themselves. The lines 'Politicos presumidos / Que no te quieren ni hablar / En cuanto hay elecciones / Tu culo quieren besar' point out the hypocrisy of politicians who ignore the public until they need votes. This behavior is likened to the act of 'kissing ass,' a term that vividly captures the essence of insincere flattery for personal gain.

Lujuria's lyrics also express a sense of frustration and rebellion against this widespread hypocrisy. The singer declares a readiness to fight against the 'dirty tongues' of those who wish to command and manipulate. The repeated refrain 'Beso viene, beso va' underscores the ubiquity of this behavior, suggesting that it is a constant, almost rhythmic part of social interactions. The song ultimately calls for authenticity and condemns the false morality of those who engage in such duplicitous actions while pretending to uphold higher standards.