Sin Dios Ni Na

Soziedad Alkoholika's song 'Sin Dios Ni Na' is a powerful declaration of rebellion against all forms of authority and control. The lyrics vehemently reject the concepts of God, country, and law, emphasizing a refusal to serve any king or contribute to military power. This anti-establishment sentiment is a hallmark of punk and hardcore music, genres known for their raw, unfiltered critique of societal norms and structures. The band's disdain for religious influence is clear, as they dismiss the idea of seeking divine approval or blessings, viewing religious figures like Christ as irrelevant to their lives and struggles.

The song also critiques the justice system, describing it as a 'dirty scam' designed to keep the powerful in control while oppressing the masses. This perspective reflects a deep mistrust of institutional power and a belief that the legal system is inherently corrupt and unjust. The lyrics suggest that the true homeland is the world itself, rejecting the artificial divisions created by borders and national identities. This globalist view aligns with anarchist principles, which advocate for a stateless society where individuals are free from the constraints of government and religious dogma.

'Buda, Alá y Cristo, son cuentos' (Buddha, Allah, and Christ are stories) further underscores the band's rejection of organized religion, portraying it as a tool for manipulation and control. The song's chorus, 'Sin dios, ni patria, ni rey, sin dios, ni patria, ni ley' (Without God, without country, without king, without God, without country, without law), serves as a rallying cry for those who feel disenfranchised and oppressed by these institutions. Soziedad Alkoholika's raw and unapologetic delivery amplifies the message, making 'Sin Dios Ni Na' an anthem for those who seek freedom from all forms of imposed authority.