Dame Comida

Siniestro Total's song "Dame Comida" is a humorous and satirical take on the culture of food and dieting. The lyrics are a playful rebellion against the modern obsession with healthy eating and body image. The song opens with the protagonist working hard for a simple meal, but expressing a desire for more indulgent and satisfying foods like lamb and traditional Spanish dishes. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, which celebrates hearty, calorie-rich foods over salads and diet-friendly options.

The chorus, "Dame comida," which translates to "Give me food," is a direct and almost childlike demand for sustenance, rejecting the idea of moderation and dietary restrictions. The lyrics mock the concept of dieting and the pursuit of the 'perfect' body, as seen in lines like "No a las dietas y a los cuerpos danone," which translates to "No to diets and Danone bodies." This is a clear jab at the commercialized ideal of slim, toned bodies often promoted by yogurt brands like Danone.

Siniestro Total, known for their punk rock style and satirical lyrics, use this song to critique societal norms and expectations around food and body image. The song's playful tone and catchy rhythm make it an anthem for those who prefer indulgence over restraint. By celebrating traditional, hearty foods and rejecting modern diet culture, "Dame Comida" becomes a humorous yet pointed commentary on the pressures of contemporary society to conform to certain body standards.