Jaulas de Tierra

Soziedad Alkoholika's song "Jaulas de Tierra" is a powerful critique of the societal and political structures that confine and divide humanity. The lyrics express a deep sense of disillusionment with the way the world operates, questioning the very foundations of belief systems and governance. The artist reflects on the dehumanizing effects of these systems, which foster hatred and division among people. This sentiment is encapsulated in the repeated lines about always hating and being hated, highlighting a cycle of animosity perpetuated by societal constructs.

The song delves into the concept of states and borders, metaphorically described as 'cages' that trap individuals. The imagery of being 'pasto de los buitres' (prey for vultures) if one is unfortunate enough to be born in a less privileged 'cage' underscores the brutal reality of inequality. The artist vehemently rejects the notion that states are something to believe in, suggesting that they are merely tools for capitalist exploitation. This critique extends to the idea that the existence of a 'third world' is a deliberate construct to maintain a system of exploitation and oppression.

The lyrics also touch on the utopian ideal of freedom, where every person could choose where to live and pursue happiness. However, the artist acknowledges the improbability of this vision, given the entrenched interests of those who benefit from the current system. The song concludes with a vehement condemnation of those who perpetuate and profit from this global inequality, turning countries into 'authentic extermination camps' and stripping people of their culture and identity. This powerful message calls for a reevaluation of the structures that govern our lives and a push towards true freedom and equality.