The song "Jodiéndolo Todo" by Eskorbuto describes a sense of rebellion and defiance against societal norms and expectations. The lyrics talk about how people will kill and destroy for survival, and how those who conform and consume mindlessly will never achieve anything meaningful. The song criticizes the mindless behavior of crowds and how they are seen as a hindrance and a burden. The chorus repeats the phrase "Las multitudes sois un estorbo" which translates to "The crowds are a nuisance" or "The crowds are a burden." This can be interpreted as a rejection of conformity and a call to individualism and independence. Overall, the song conveys a message of questioning authority and societal norms, and encourages listeners to embrace their own identity and rebel against the status quo. The lyrics communicate a sense of anger and disillusionment with the world, but also a sense of empowerment and liberation in breaking free from societal constraints.
