Revenge Of The Bull

Massacration's song "Revenge Of The Bull" is a satirical and humorous critique of the traditional practice of bullfighting. The lyrics tell the story of a careless bullfighter who mistreats a bull for sheer amusement. The song's narrative is filled with exaggerated and comical elements, such as the bullfighter's cruel actions and the bull's eventual revenge. The use of mixed languages, including English, Portuguese, and Spanish, adds to the song's playful and irreverent tone.

The song's chorus, with its repetitive "Um, dois, três, baila salsa e merengue tourinho," juxtaposes the lively dance rhythms of salsa and merengue with the violent and brutal imagery of bullfighting. This contrast highlights the absurdity of the bullfighter's actions and the bull's suffering. The bull's revenge, described with phrases like "chifrada no cu" (a horn in the butt), serves as a humorous yet pointed commentary on the consequences of cruelty.

Massacration, known for their parody of heavy metal and rock music, uses this song to mock the glorification of bullfighting and the spectacle it creates. The band's exaggerated and over-the-top style is evident in the lyrics, which blend humor with a critique of animal cruelty. The song's playful tone and catchy rhythm make it an entertaining yet thought-provoking piece that challenges listeners to reconsider the ethics of bullfighting and the treatment of animals in entertainment.