Demokratzia

Piperrak Piperrak

A Rebellion Against False Democracy

The song 'Demokratzia' by Piperrak is a raw and unfiltered critique of the political and social systems in place. The lyrics express a deep-seated frustration with the current state of democracy, which the artist perceives as a facade. The opening lines set the tone by dismissing any notion that the song is a mere figment of imagination, instead asserting that it reflects the harsh realities of life.

The song's chorus and verses are filled with a palpable anger towards various institutions, including the police, the justice system, and the monarchy. The repeated desire to 'fill your empty minds with lead' and 'blow up police stations' symbolizes a yearning for radical change and a complete overhaul of the existing order. This violent imagery underscores the intensity of the artist's disillusionment and the extent to which they feel oppressed by these institutions.

Piperrak also highlights the irony and futility of the so-called democratic system. Despite years of supposed progress and change, the artist argues that nothing has fundamentally improved. The repeated phrase 'puta democratzia' (fucking democracy) emphasizes the betrayal felt by those who believed in the promises of democracy, only to experience repression and torture instead. This song serves as a powerful anthem for those who feel disenfranchised and disillusioned by the political system, calling for a radical rethinking of what true democracy should look like.

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  3. Akatu
  4. mi primer amor
  5. Ahórkate
  6. A La Mierda
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  9. Demokratzia
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