A Cara de Perro

El Ultimo Ke Zierre, a Spanish punk rock band known for their raw and rebellious lyrics, presents 'A Cara de Perro' as a powerful critique of societal norms and the suppression of individuality. The song's title, which translates to 'Dog-Faced,' metaphorically suggests a raw, unmasked confrontation with societal issues.

The lyrics express a deep dissatisfaction with various aspects of modern life, including hollow promises, oppressive educational systems, and soul-crushing modern work environments. Phrases like 'Hay algo en sus palabras extrañas que no me deja escuchar' (There's something in their strange words that won't let me listen) and 'Hay algo en sus escuelas de esclavos que no me deja aprender' (There's something in their slave schools that won't let me learn) highlight a sense of alienation and disillusionment with the structures that govern everyday life. The repetition of 'Hay algo' (There's something) emphasizes a pervasive, unsettling presence that the speaker feels compelled to reject.

The chorus, 'Quiero ser animal esta noche' (I want to be an animal tonight), symbolizes a desire to break free from societal constraints and revert to a more primal, uninhibited state. This animalistic imagery portrays a yearning to destroy what is not understood and to reject the sanitized paths laid out by society. The song resonates as a call to embrace one's true instincts and reject the 'ghosts'—perhaps societal expectations or personal fears—that haunt one's existence.