The lyrics to Bacilos' "Nada Especial" ("Nothing Special" in English) seem to be a commentary on the disillusionment and apathy that can come with living in modern society. The opening lines depict the speakers as sitting on a stone, acutely aware of the world's state of chaos and despair. They burn what they have and play games that they don't understand, suggesting a sense of recklessness or futility.

The next verse depicts the world as being in a state of frenzied desire. Despite statistics showing that things are going well, this desire seems to be insatiable and even harmful, as the "geniuses of CNN" declare everything to be just fine while people are left feeling lost and disconnected. The chorus repeats the idea that the speaker feels like they are turning into an animal and an old man, someone who is lost in the city without any plan or purpose.

The second verse describes people trying to talk about the "gray smile of the loser" and trying to fix things, even if it means doing menial tasks for the sake of their own idiocy. The speaker also notes that reality will not negotiate with them, forcing them to confront their own disillusionment head-on. The chorus repeats once more, emphasizing the idea that the speaker feels lost and disconnected from society, dressed in nothing and feeling like they are nothing special.

Overall, the song seems to be a commentary on the emptiness that can come with living in a society that values material success and societal norms over individuality and passion. The repeated refrain of "nothing special" highlights the speaker's sense of insignificance in the face of a world that seems to be tearing itself apart.