Gracias Mamá

The song 'Gracias Mamá' by Ultrasónicas is a rebellious yet affectionate tribute to maternal love and personal freedom. The lyrics express a strong sense of independence and a desire to live life on one's own terms, rejecting societal norms and expectations. The repeated thanks to the mother figure, juxtaposed with the refusal to conform to conventional paths like going to rehab or following a diet, highlights a complex relationship where love and defiance coexist.

The line 'No creo que haya nada que me pueda curar' (I don't believe there's anything that can cure me) reflects a deep-seated skepticism and perhaps a sense of disillusionment with traditional solutions to personal issues. This sentiment is further emphasized by the declaration that 'Estamos todos locos, el mundo está bien loco' (We are all crazy, the world is really crazy), suggesting a broader critique of societal norms and the chaotic state of the world.

The reference to Rafaela Carr and the request for 'cien pesitos' (a hundred pesos) to leave indicates a yearning for escape and autonomy. This line, combined with the plea for love and tenderness, underscores the duality of seeking freedom while still craving emotional support and connection. The song captures the essence of youthful rebellion, the struggle for self-identity, and the enduring need for maternal love, all set against the backdrop of a world perceived as irrational and chaotic.