Que Facil

Vomito Nuclear's song "Que Facil" is a satirical commentary on the punk subculture, highlighting the superficial aspects of what it means to be 'punk.' The lyrics open with the protagonist waking up with a desire to be rebellious, adopting the stereotypical punk appearance and attitude. The phrase "me pare los pelos" (I spiked my hair) and the decision to avoid work and intellectual effort reflect a caricature of punk behavior, emphasizing a rejection of societal norms and responsibilities.

The chorus, "Ya ves que facil es ser punk" (You see how easy it is to be punk), repeated throughout the song, underscores the ease with which one can adopt the punk identity superficially. This repetition, along with the playful inclusion of a tiger's roar, adds a layer of irony, suggesting that true punk ethos is more complex than mere appearance and attitude. The song critiques those who adopt punk aesthetics without understanding or engaging with its deeper ideological roots.

Further into the song, the lyrics express a disregard for societal rules and a desire for anarchy, but in a way that seems self-serving and nihilistic. The line "todo lo tuyo es mio y lo mio para mi" (everything of yours is mine and mine is for me) mocks the idea of communal sharing, a principle often associated with anarchist and punk ideologies. The protagonist's indifference to the collapse of the movement and the prohibition of punk concerts further satirizes the shallow commitment to the cause.

In essence, "Que Facil" by Vomito Nuclear uses humor and irony to critique the superficial adoption of punk culture, questioning the authenticity of those who claim to be punk without embracing its true spirit of rebellion and ideological depth.