Nazi muerto, Punk contento

The song 'Nazi muerto, Punk contento' by Nihilismo is a raw and unapologetic expression of joy over the death of a notorious figure, specifically Leopoldo Galtieri, an Argentine general and dictator. The lyrics reflect a deep-seated anger and resentment towards the oppressive regime that Galtieri represented. The phrase 'Nazi muerto, punk contento' translates to 'Dead Nazi, happy punk,' encapsulating the punk subculture's disdain for authoritarianism and fascism. The song's repetitive chorus emphasizes the relief and satisfaction felt by those who suffered under such regimes.

The song also references the Falklands War, a conflict initiated by Galtieri, which resulted in significant loss of life and trauma for many young Argentine soldiers. The line 'Al espiritu del viejo lo esperan mil pendejos de la guerra de malvinas para ahi culearselo' suggests that the spirits of these young soldiers are waiting to exact their revenge on Galtieri in the afterlife. This vivid imagery underscores the deep scars left by the war and the enduring anger towards those responsible for it.

Furthermore, the song extends its condemnation to other figures associated with Argentina's Dirty War, such as Massera, Videla, Suarez Mason, and others. By naming these individuals, the song not only expresses a desire for their demise but also serves as a reminder of the atrocities committed during this dark period in Argentine history. Nihilismo's aggressive and confrontational style is typical of punk music, which often serves as a vehicle for social and political commentary. Through this song, the band channels the collective rage and desire for justice of a generation scarred by dictatorship and war.