ParáSito

Molotov's 'ParáSito' is a song that delves into the theme of a parasitic lifestyle, where the protagonist is criticized for their irresponsible and dependent behavior. The lyrics, delivered with Molotov's characteristic blend of humor and directness, paint a picture of someone who is wasting their life away through excessive partying, drinking, and drug use. The song's title, 'ParáSito,' is a play on words in Spanish, combining 'pará' (stop) with 'parásito' (parasite), suggesting that the person should stop being a parasite.

The verses describe the protagonist's reckless spending, lack of employment, and reliance on others for money and favors. The repeated chorus 'Hey ya, ya tranquilo man (pinche huevón) / Eres un pará, un parásito' serves as a wake-up call, urging the person to calm down and recognize their parasitic behavior. The use of 'pinche huevón,' a derogatory term in Spanish, emphasizes the frustration and disdain felt towards the individual's actions. The song also touches on themes of sexual promiscuity and the consequences of living beyond one's means.

Molotov, known for their politically charged and socially conscious lyrics, often uses satire to address serious issues. In 'ParáSito,' they tackle the problem of self-destructive behavior and the impact it has on both the individual and those around them. The song serves as a cautionary tale, warning listeners about the dangers of leading a parasitic lifestyle and the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions.