Lo Quiero Ya

Sumo's song 'Lo Quiero Ya' captures a sense of urgency and impatience that is both relatable and intense. The lyrics revolve around a relentless pursuit, symbolized by the hyperbolic imagery of China colliding with Africa. This impossible scenario underscores the lengths to which the narrator is willing to go to achieve their desires. The repeated line, 'No sé lo que quiero, pero lo quiero ya' (I don't know what I want, but I want it now), highlights a deep-seated restlessness and a craving for immediate gratification, even in the absence of clear goals or understanding of what is truly desired.

The song also touches on themes of freedom and autonomy. Lines like 'Nada te ata a leer la novedad' (Nothing binds you to read the news) and 'Nadie te pisa, nadie te invita' (No one steps on you, no one invites you) suggest a rejection of societal pressures and expectations. The narrator seems to be advocating for a life unbound by external influences, where one's desires and actions are self-determined. This perspective aligns with the broader punk ethos of rebellion and non-conformity, which Sumo often embodied in their music.

Additionally, the mention of being a 'slave' who would ask for more introduces a paradoxical element. It suggests a complex relationship with desire and control, where even in a position of subjugation, the yearning for more persists. This could be interpreted as a commentary on the human condition, where desires are insatiable and ever-evolving, regardless of one's circumstances. Sumo's 'Lo Quiero Ya' thus becomes a powerful exploration of the human psyche, capturing the essence of impatience, rebellion, and the ceaseless pursuit of fulfillment.