Viva La Gula

La Onda Vaselina's song 'Viva La Gula' is a jubilant celebration of the pleasures of eating. The lyrics are a playful ode to various foods, from pizza and fish to tacos and churros. The repeated exclamation 'Viva la gula' translates to 'Long live gluttony,' emphasizing the joy and satisfaction that comes from indulging in one's favorite dishes. The song's upbeat and catchy rhythm mirrors the excitement and happiness that food brings to the singer's life.

The lyrics also touch on the singer's unique relationship with food, highlighting a carefree attitude towards eating. The line 'Por más que como no puedo engordar' ('No matter how much I eat, I can't gain weight') suggests a sense of freedom and lack of consequence, allowing the singer to enjoy food without worry. This carefree indulgence is further emphasized by the repeated desire for more, as seen in 'si como un dulce quiero más, más, más' ('if I eat a sweet, I want more, more, more').

Culturally, the song reflects a deep appreciation for a variety of foods, many of which are staples in Mexican cuisine, such as mole, tacos, and atole. The inclusion of these foods not only celebrates their deliciousness but also pays homage to the rich culinary traditions of Mexico. The song's lighthearted and fun approach to the topic of eating makes it a relatable and enjoyable anthem for food lovers everywhere, capturing the universal joy of savoring good food.