Así No Se Puede

Morodo's song 'Así No Se Puede' is a powerful critique of the socio-political landscape, both in Spain and globally. The lyrics express frustration and disillusionment with the state of the world, highlighting issues such as violence, corruption, war, hunger, and suffering. Morodo points out that the media often only tells half the truth, manipulating information to serve their own interests. This creates a tense atmosphere where the public is misled and kept in a state of ignorance, unable to fully grasp the extent of the problems they face.

The chorus, 'Así no se puede, no se puede, mientras el pueblo lo sufre, ustedes jueguen y jueguen y jueguen,' translates to 'This way, it can't be done, while the people suffer, you play and play and play.' This line underscores the disconnect between those in power and the general populace. The leaders are depicted as being indifferent to the suffering of the people, engaging in trivial pursuits while the masses endure hardship. This sentiment is echoed by Donpa, who describes the feeling of helplessness and frustration that comes from living in a world where solutions are sought in superficial and ineffective ways.

Morodo also touches on the hypocrisy and self-serving nature of politicians, who often speak without saying anything meaningful and manipulate laws to maintain their power. He laments the existence of modern-day dictatorships and the survival of 'the law of the jungle,' where might makes right. The song is a call to action, urging listeners to recognize the injustices around them and to demand change. It is a poignant reminder that the current state of affairs is unsustainable and that true progress can only be achieved when the voices of the people are heard and respected.