Manifiesto Del Pinguino Asesino

Salón Victoria's song "Manifiesto Del Pinguino Asesino" is a powerful declaration of rebellion and disillusionment. The lyrics express a deep dissatisfaction with societal norms and the constraints of conventional morality. The protagonist no longer wishes to live as a model of decency, feeling trapped by the constant need to balance good and evil, and the pressure to seek forgiveness. This internal conflict is evident in the lines, "Acorralado en la precaución / Del bien y mal batido con perdón," highlighting the struggle between societal expectations and personal desires.

The song's protagonist yearns to break free from this cycle of indifference and conformity. They express a desire to become a dissident, challenging the opinions and beliefs of the majority. This is encapsulated in the lines, "Yo quiero ser un disidente / De lo que opina tanta gente," where the protagonist seeks to embrace a more anarchistic and rebellious lifestyle. The mention of causing trouble for the police and their aunt adds a touch of humor and defiance, emphasizing the protagonist's desire to disrupt the status quo.

The recurring theme of revolution and chaos further underscores the protagonist's disillusionment with the current state of affairs. They place their faith in the possibility of change, whether through revolution or upheaval, as seen in the lines, "Y si viene revolución / O si llega la 23 / En eso pongo yo mi fe." The repeated assertion that "nada esta muy bien" (nothing is very well) reflects a profound sense of dissatisfaction and a longing for a different reality. Ultimately, the song captures the essence of a rebellious spirit, yearning for freedom and authenticity in a world that often feels stifling and hypocritical.