Alta Suciedad
Árbol Lyrics


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el campeon tiene miedo
tiene miedo de pelear
no se quiere romper las manos
porque tiene que cantar
el mismo de protector bucal
el bombo de la ciudad
le golpea en el culo
golpea y nada mas

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alta suciedad
basura de la alta suciedad
no se puede confiar en nadie mas

pipi tiene prisa
por aprender a ladrar
si solo es un ser don nadie
lo respetaran
es un chico muy malo
se porto muy mal
pero lo respetamos
porque somos lo mas bajo

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Overall Meaning

interpreting "Árbol's" song "Alta Suciedad", we can see that the lyrics talk about the fear and cowardice that the champion feels. The champion is afraid of fighting because he doesn't want to harm his hands, as it will prevent him from singing, his primary profession. Even though he has a mouthguard, he is fearful of breaking his hand. The next lines mention the drum ("bombo") of the city, which represents the rhythm of life that beats around him constantly. This drum is the only thing that can keep pushing him forwards despite his fear. The song's chorus talks about the high society ("alta suciedad"), which is the slang for the wealthy and corrupt part of society. It highlights the idea that nobody can trust anyone in this world and that criminal behavior is the only way to obtain respect if you are not wealthy.


The song's second verse mentions a character named Pipi, who is desperate to learn how to bark just like a dog, which shows that he is trying to become someone he is not. Pipi is described as a nobody and a bad boy, but he is still respected in his community because they are all lowly criminals. The second chorus of the song repeats the idea of the first chorus and reinforces the concept of high society being corrupt.


Overall, the song "Alta Suciedad" by Árbol talks about the darker shades of human nature and how people living on the fringes of society do whatever they need to survive. It emphasizes the importance of respecting each other, even if they are criminals and have done bad things. The song indicates that the high society is the corrupt one, and being part of it does not guarantee that a person is good.


Line by Line Meaning

el campeon tiene miedo
The champion is afraid


tiene miedo de pelear
He's afraid to fight


no se quiere romper las manos
He doesn't want to hurt his hands


porque tiene que cantar
Because he has to sing


el mismo de protector bucal
The same one with a mouth guard


el bombo de la ciudad
The drum of the city


le golpea en el culo
Hits him in the ass


golpea y nada mas
Just hits and nothing more


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Chorus


alta suciedad
High filth


basura de la alta suciedad
Garbage of the high filth


no se puede confiar en nadie mas
You can't trust anyone else


pipi tiene prisa
Pipi is in a hurry


por aprender a ladrar
To learn how to bark


si solo es un ser don nadie
If he's just a nobody


lo respetaran
They will respect him


es un chico muy malo
He's a very bad kid


se porto muy mal
He behaved very badly


pero lo respetamos
But we respect him


porque somos lo mas bajo
Because we are the lowest


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Chorus (2)




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Comments from YouTube:

Camilo Fuenzalida

Este cover suena a las primeras épocas de Árbol.

FC3692230

Esto si es una version

Facundo, Manuel Cordoba

wuau son geniales los temas de andres calamaro ... esta vercion mas

Christian Real

nada que ver el video con la musica :S pero la musica esta buenisima

huoma

gran version!! pero que te paso Arbol ya no sos el mismo de antes.
Ahora es ''Arbol? Que es eso? Se come?''

Nico Lopez

+MrSebarel estan separados hasta donde se

MATIAS calgaro

bien locooo!!! buen video!1

Segaa

Pero esta cancion de que disco es? :/

Mariana Perry

No me gusta Calamaro sinceramente pero esta canción y esta versión demasiado

wolfgangstratocaster

cantando al salmon (gran disco)

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