Escupe La Maldita Cruz

Morbosidad's song 'Escupe La Maldita Cruz' is a raw and intense expression of defiance and blasphemy. The lyrics are filled with violent imagery and a strong anti-religious sentiment, particularly targeting the Christian cross. The phrase 'Escupe la maldita y puerca cruz' translates to 'Spit on the damned and filthy cross,' setting the tone for the rest of the song. This act of spitting on the cross symbolizes a rejection of Christian beliefs and an embrace of a more rebellious, perhaps even satanic, ideology.

The song continues with graphic descriptions of violence and destruction, such as 'Destrozala con maldad y sin piedad' ('Destroy it with evil and without mercy') and 'Desgarra a ese pinche puerco' ('Tear apart that damn pig'). These lines suggest a deep-seated anger and a desire to obliterate the symbols and followers of Christianity. The use of terms like 'Clavos de la eterna miseria' ('Nails of eternal misery') and 'Excremento judío' ('Jewish excrement') further intensifies the song's provocative and offensive nature, indicating a broader disdain for religious figures and institutions.

The final verses, 'Proclamaré tu muerte hasta el más allá' ('I will proclaim your death to the beyond') and 'Soy la peste que nunca vas a vencer' ('I am the plague you will never defeat'), reinforce the song's themes of eternal rebellion and invincibility. The imagery of a battlefield with Satan and the declaration of being an unstoppable plague suggest a perpetual struggle against religious oppression. Morbosidad, known for their extreme metal style, uses this song to channel their aggressive and anti-establishment ethos, making a bold statement against religious conformity and control.