No Quiero Un Novio

Ultrasónicas' song 'No Quiero Un Novio' is a bold declaration of independence and self-sufficiency, rejecting traditional romantic relationships in favor of personal freedom. The lyrics express a clear stance against the societal expectation of needing a boyfriend or a romantic partner to feel complete. The repeated refrain 'No quiero un novio, nada de amor' emphasizes the protagonist's desire to avoid the complications and emotional entanglements that come with romantic relationships.

The song delves into the protagonist's past experiences with love, highlighting the pain and emptiness left behind by a previous relationship. Lines like 'Ciega de amor, no vi por donde te fuiste' and 'Dejaste un hueco y me quedé muy triste' reveal the emotional scars and the sense of abandonment felt. However, the protagonist also acknowledges the superficiality of casual sex, stating 'Para follar no encuentro el misterio,' suggesting a deeper understanding that physical connections alone cannot fulfill emotional needs.

Ultrasónicas, known for their punk rock style, use this song to challenge societal norms and expectations, particularly those placed on women. The lyrics reflect a sense of empowerment and defiance, as the protagonist chooses solitude over settling for a relationship that doesn't meet her needs. The song also touches on themes of self-reflection and criticism, as seen in 'Pero no te hagas, tú estás en las mismas,' pointing out the hypocrisy in others who judge her choices. 'No Quiero Un Novio' is an anthem for those who prioritize their independence and self-worth over conforming to traditional romantic ideals.