Andate

Todos Tus Muertos' song 'Andate' is a powerful anthem of self-assertion and defiance. The lyrics convey a strong message of moving on from a relationship that no longer serves the protagonist. The repeated phrase 'ándate' (which translates to 'go away' or 'leave') underscores the singer's determination to cut ties with someone who doesn't appreciate or understand them. This sentiment is reinforced by lines like 'Si no te gusta lo que digo, ándate' and 'Si no te gusta lo que hago, ándate,' which emphasize the importance of self-respect and the refusal to change for someone else's approval.

The song also touches on themes of betrayal and realization. The protagonist discovers that their partner is with someone else, leading to the decision to forget them and move on. This is poignantly expressed in the lines 'Vengo de lejos para enterarme que no me quieres' and 'Vengo de lejos para enterarme que con otro estás.' The emotional weight of these revelations is balanced by a sense of liberation and empowerment, as the singer chooses to prioritize their own well-being over a toxic relationship.

Musically, 'Andate' blends elements of punk, reggae, and rock, which is characteristic of Todos Tus Muertos' eclectic style. The energetic beats and assertive vocals create an atmosphere of rebellion and resilience. The song also features a playful yet confrontational tone, with lines like 'Just because you drink thai tea, just because you drink six teas, no me mires de reojo, que te tiro los piojos,' adding a touch of humor and irreverence. This combination of serious themes and light-hearted moments makes 'Andate' a compelling and relatable track for anyone who has ever had to stand up for themselves and walk away from a detrimental situation.