Odio

The song 'Odio' by Piperrak is a raw and unfiltered expression of disdain towards the Guardia Civil, Spain's national police force. The lyrics are a scathing critique of those who choose to join the military or police forces, portraying them as individuals who lack critical thinking, are driven by fear, and seek validation through authority and medals. The song's aggressive tone and repetitive chorus, 'Odio a la guardia civil!!! Puta guardia civil!!!', emphasize the deep-seated resentment and anger towards these institutions.

Piperrak uses vivid and provocative language to paint a picture of the kind of person they believe is drawn to the Guardia Civil. Phrases like 'si tienes el cerebro lleno de serrin' (if your brain is full of sawdust) and 'si naciste para ser una puta marioneta' (if you were born to be a fucking puppet) suggest a lack of intelligence and autonomy. The song also touches on themes of fear and cowardice, with lines like 'si te cagas por las patas cuando te hablan de la ETA' (if you shit your pants when they talk about ETA), referencing the Basque separatist group, and 'si tu miedo se refugia detras de un fusil' (if your fear hides behind a rifle).

'Odio' is not just a critique of the individuals within the Guardia Civil but also a broader condemnation of the institution itself. The song suggests that the Guardia Civil represents a lack of freedom and a reliance on violence and intimidation. By repeating the phrase 'Tu futuro está en las fuerzas de seguridad' (Your future is in the security forces), Piperrak implies that those who join these forces are destined for a life devoid of true freedom and individuality. The song's rebellious spirit and anti-authoritarian message resonate with those who feel oppressed by state power and seek to challenge it.