Comisaría

Siniestro Total's song 'Comisaría' is a vivid portrayal of a night filled with rebellion, recklessness, and a sense of liberation. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who finds solace and excitement in the nightlife, particularly in bars that stay open late. The opening lines, 'Bares son amores cuando cierran tarde y tengo buenas razones para no ser razonable,' suggest a deep affection for the nightlife and a deliberate choice to abandon reason in favor of indulgence and spontaneity.

The song's protagonist seems to embrace the chaos and unpredictability of the night, as indicated by the lines, 'Cuando es la hora de nadie es el día de alguien. La ciudad me ampara: ¡que intenten pararme!' This reflects a sense of invincibility and a belief that the city itself provides a sanctuary for their nocturnal adventures. The repeated refrain, 'Esta noche voy a meterme en líos. Esta noche es mi día. Esta noche el cuerpo me pide comisaría,' underscores a desire to get into trouble and a feeling that the night belongs to them, even if it means ending up at the police station.

The lyrics also touch on themes of self-identity and accountability. The lines, 'Si no me conozco ¿para qué preocuparme? Cuando me detengan, será otro el culpable,' suggest a detachment from one's actions and a refusal to take responsibility. This detachment is further emphasized by the rhetorical question posed to 'calavera,' a symbol often associated with death and recklessness, asking what the night holds. The protagonist's disdain for leaving things unfinished, 'Que no me gusta el reproche de dejar cosas a medias,' adds to the sense of living fully in the moment, regardless of the consequences.

'Comisaría' by Siniestro Total captures the essence of a night driven by a desire for excitement, a rejection of societal norms, and a willingness to face the consequences head-on. It's a celebration of living on the edge and embracing the chaos that comes with it.