Money In The Bank (feat. WOS)

Molotov's song "Money In The Bank (feat. WOS)" is a powerful critique of political corruption and social inequality. The repetitive chorus, "Money in the bank," underscores the central theme of the song: the accumulation of wealth by those in power at the expense of the common people. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a society where government officials are seen as thieves, using their positions to enrich themselves while remaining untouchable. This is highlighted in lines like "Su puesto de gobierno, por supuesto pa' robarme" (Their government position, of course, to rob me) and "Ratero con fuero clavando uña de a madre" (Thief with immunity, digging in deep).

The song also addresses the struggles of the poor, who often turn to illegal activities like drug dealing to survive. The line "El pobre, vende drogas, si no, no sobrevive" (The poor sell drugs, if not, they don't survive) reflects the harsh reality faced by many in marginalized communities. The lyrics suggest that the authorities have made life unbearable for these individuals, forcing them into a cycle of crime and poverty. This is further emphasized by the phrase "Si no tranza no alcanza" (If you don't cheat, you don't make it), indicating that corruption is not just a top-down issue but has permeated all levels of society.

The collaboration with WOS adds another layer to the song, bringing in perspectives from Argentina and the broader Latin American region. The lyrics mention how the powerful continue to oppress the masses, leaving them with limited options. The imagery of people being "adormecida" (numbed) and "enfilamos todos juntos al matadero" (we all line up together to the slaughterhouse) paints a grim picture of societal despair. However, there is also a call to action, a glimmer of hope that the energy and joy of the people can reverse this "mal sueño" (bad dream) and create a better future.