Modo Buitre

Pablito Castillo's song 'Modo Buitre' delves into the behavior of a particular type of person often referred to as a 'buitre' or vulture. This term is used metaphorically to describe someone who preys on others' relationships, often swooping in to take advantage of situations for their own benefit. The repetitive chorus, 'Bui bui bui bui buitre,' emphasizes the relentless and shameless nature of this individual, making it clear that their actions are both noticeable and disapproved of by those around them.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of this 'buitre' friend, who is constantly active on social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter, stalking and following women without any sense of boundaries. This person is described as someone who 'doesn't forgive,' indicating a lack of respect for others' relationships. The song highlights the predatory nature of this behavior, as the 'buitre' not only pursues new targets but also goes after the girlfriends and exes of his friends, showing a complete disregard for social codes and loyalty.

Pablito Castillo uses humor and repetition to drive home the point that this kind of behavior is unacceptable and frowned upon. The phrase 'sin código' (without code) underscores the idea that the 'buitre' operates without any moral or ethical guidelines. By calling out this behavior in a catchy and memorable way, Castillo brings attention to a common social issue, encouraging listeners to recognize and reject such predatory actions in their own circles.