Qué más me da

Pignoise's song 'Qué más me da' is a powerful declaration of defiance and resilience. The lyrics convey a sense of indifference towards societal judgment and criticism. The repeated phrase 'Qué más me da' (What do I care) underscores the protagonist's determination to live life on their own terms, regardless of the opinions of others. This rebellious attitude is further emphasized by lines like 'Se que todos me odiáis, arded en el infierno' (I know you all hate me, burn in hell), which reflect a strong rejection of external negativity and a focus on personal freedom.

The song also delves into themes of solitude and perseverance. The imagery of 'trepar por las paredes de mi gran soledad' (climbing the walls of my great solitude) and 'resistir como un valiente contra la adversidad' (resist like a brave one against adversity) paints a picture of someone who is not only comfortable with being alone but also finds strength in it. This resilience is a central theme, as the protagonist embraces both success and failure with equal contentment, stating 'Pues me gusta ganar si pierdo estoy contento' (I like to win, if I lose I'm happy).

Musically, Pignoise is known for their energetic and punk-influenced style, which complements the rebellious and defiant tone of the lyrics. The song's upbeat tempo and driving rhythm mirror the protagonist's relentless spirit and refusal to be subdued by life's challenges. 'Qué más me da' serves as an anthem for those who choose to live authentically and courageously, regardless of societal expectations or obstacles.