From the dream of 92 to today, a Russian roulette
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Olympics and forum, they were excuses
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To defraud tourists, expel neighbors
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From Born to Vallcarca, identity in ruins
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I walk your streets looking for the morning peace
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But the shadow of Nuñez and Navarro is lengthened
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A shitty yard to pay you a shitty apartment
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Breathing shitty air, go to shit!
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And if you don't like it you can leave, they tell you
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Everyone enjoys an opportunity, they laugh about it
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When the city burns, when everyone is sick of it, you'll see
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You will beg for mercy, tickets are not eaten
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But of course, you want to be the vanguard to exploit the brand tomorrow
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You want a city without us
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You want citizens in blister packs
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Showcases with scrawny mannequins and "furry" for Hipsters
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You will come across the platform
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The Combative Barna of Conscious Neighborhoods
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For every demolished house a fire grows, a star in the sky
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For every "guiri" that shoots itself at the anti-aircraft guns of Carmel
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Sick of being embarrassed
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To see neighborhoods and villages turned into colonies |
And it's not tourism-phobia
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It is a prison that oppresses and traps us in our home
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As if we were not part of this dystopian story
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One house on the ground, one less family in the neighborhood
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They have made a new building, benefit to the owner
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The child does not understand what is happening, the mother is worried
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The grandmother vents her anger and angrily thinks between her tears:
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-If I raised the neighborhood, we went to school together
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We got the subway, a hospital, and now they're kicking us out
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Whose city is this? |
Tell me who got it
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When we're gone, whoever comes won't know what it cost
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The world goes round (The world goes round) And so the world goes round (The world goes round)
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Flip the neighborhood, flip the coin, both sides
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And So the World Turns (The World Turns) And So the World Turns (The World Turns)
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Turns our neighborhood, the currency
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The two faces turn and so the world turns
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Two million idiots decide to live crowded
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And eat pre-cooked hamburger menus
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What would happen to the bourgeoisie if the proletariat?
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Do you refuse to suffer in the narrowness of the jam?
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There is an urban plan that separates it into neighborhoods |
To the poor of the rich
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That he has put a tourist park in the center
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Residential areas turned into a circus, an esperpento
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A Christ, it is true, it is sad, eccentric
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That the damn hotelier reaches the humblest neighborhood
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He sees an aesthetic value, it is rustic and picturesque
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They do not recognize poverty even when they sell it
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Because they don't live it, let them give it
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That they despise him with what they do and undo
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We are idiots who live crowded
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Meanwhile in old burnt forests
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They have built a high-end urbanized bastion
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With private security and surveillance cameras
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And if you walk around there, they look at you strangely
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I'm thinking of going to the mountains, to the countryside, to camp out in the wild
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But I think of Fraguas, Guadalajara and what I went down
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Then they will call me majara to say that I hope there is a tsunami
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Flood this battlefield and a beach will be born
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You were free to knock on a door or jump a fence
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I'm free vayas donde vayas, vaya
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Let's go back in, push, push hard
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It's not just because of the space, it's because of everything that exploits us |
Dead city, tourist paradise
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In the middle of an urban genocide that the political party supports
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Neighbors who complain, rents go up
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There are waiters that in a month
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They charge less than the dinner price
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That they serve them but in the meantime someone puts a face on it
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Enter the bank that used to dock in the neighborhood and now barricade it
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They want firm agreements with the ajuntafems
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Accept the local that gives them, take the beam
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But nothing, nothing, because this enriches the mafia that absorbs Ada
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Subversion will never be subsidized
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We are all and nobody, don't look for blame
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Violence comes from before, who dares to judge it?
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Given the legality is questionable
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When the law steals from us, evicts us, tortures us, rapes us, and kills us
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Y mani qui mani that emanate manis in the neighborhood
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And let foreigners come
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The only homeland mutual support for the outcast
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That the capital is international as is the solidarity response
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We lost a game we never wanted to play
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Our land has been sold by those who could buy it
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They believe that to be free is to choose what to consume |
Some think where to live and others think where to run away
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The world goes round (The world goes round) And so the world goes round (The world goes round)
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Flip the neighborhood, flip the coin, both sides
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And So the World Turns (The World Turns) And So the World Turns (The World Turns)
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Gira-gira el mundo (A house on earth)
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Go around the world (One less family in the neighborhood)
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Spins and spins and spins our world |