Municipálidad

The song 'Municipálidad' by Perras On The Beach is a raw and unfiltered expression of frustration and rebellion against the oppressive and mundane aspects of city life, particularly targeting the police force and the local government. The lyrics convey a sense of suffocation and desperation felt by the youth, who find themselves at odds with the authorities that seem to stifle their freedom and creativity.

The repeated line '¿Qué voy a hacer si no / Hay nada en esta puta ciudad?' translates to 'What am I going to do if there's nothing in this damn city?' This encapsulates the central theme of the song: a lack of opportunities and entertainment, leading to a feeling of entrapment. The artist's mention of breaking the glass of the 'Capital Policía' is symbolic of breaking free from the constraints imposed by those in power. The use of derogatory terms for the police ('gato, rata, vaca culiada') reflects deep-seated anger and a confrontational stance towards authority figures who are perceived as corrupt and abusive.

The song also touches on social issues such as police brutality, corruption, and the marginalization of the youth. The lyrics 'los pibes sin educación' highlight the neglect of education for young people, while 'los que más roban usan traje y tienen ojos celestes' suggests that the real criminals are those in power, often stereotyped as wealthy and privileged. The artist's desire for freedom and justice is clear, as they call for a society where ideas cannot be killed by any caliber of weapon, indicating a hope for intellectual and personal liberation.