1) Boikot is a Spanish… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least 2 groups under name Boikot
1) Boikot is a Spanish left-wing punk/rock group.
The group started in 1987 singing in bars and private locals. After doing a pair of adjustments in the formation of the group they recorded two albums with the label Barrabas. They were themselves doing acquaintances playing in Madrid, until in the year 1995 they break with the seal Barrabás and they decide to start their own production business BKT. They launched two disks more, Cría Cuervos and Tu Condena, and they played in diverse festivals of rock as Festimad or Metaliko Rock. After this they decided to do a trilogy called La Ruta del Ché, that would be composed of three disks that count the history of Che Guevara and engravings while they were on tour in some countries as in Cuba, Mexico, or Argentina.
2) Polish punk-hard core group, sometimes spelled BOiKOT (in capital letters with small "i") that released few cassettes in early '90. Titles: "Stany odmiennosci", "Przeminal juz raj na ziemi"
Jauria De Perros
Boikot Lyrics
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Todos tienen hambre
Han llegado al pueblo
Dispuestos a morder
Jueces sin rostro
Se han equivocado
Y han señalado
A un reo
Poneos en la cola y a empujar
Para ver quien es el que da mas
Esperaré sentado
Aunque llegue mi turno
Para ser juzgado
Orgías de gente
A las tres de la mañana
En un paso de cebra
De la castellana
Jueces sin rostro
Han señalado
Han ejecutado a un reo
Poneos en la cola y a empujar
Para ver quien es el que da mas
Esperaré sentado
Aunque llegue mi turno
Para ser juzgado
Si te disparan
Si te disparan
Poneos en la cola y a empujar
Para ver quien es el que da mas
Esperaré sentado
Aunque llegue mi turno
Para ser juzgado
The lyrics of Boikot's song "Jauría de perros" address the issue of power and injustice where the vulnerable and the marginalized are targeted by those in power. The song depicts a scene where a pack of hungry dogs has arrived in a town, ready to attack and bite, seemingly representing those in positions of power who are hungry for more, more control, more influence, and more privilege. The judges, who are supposed to be fair and just, have made a mistake and accused an innocent man of a crime he did not commit, suggesting that the justice system has failed. The accused is left helpless, as the mob mentality takes over, and people are more focused on their own interests rather than seeking justice.
The lyrics also touch on the theme of competition and indulgence. The line "Poneos en la cola y a empujar, para ver quien es el que da mas" translates to "Line up and push, to see who can give more." This portrays the imagery of a greedy, competitive society where people are more interested in outcompeting each other than living in harmony. The song also describes the scene of an orgy of people at 3 am on a pedestrian crossing on a busy road, representing the excesses and indulgences in life.
In short, Boikot's "Jauría de perros" is a social commentary on the fragile state of society, where power is abused, and people are consumed by their own greed and competitive tendencies.
Line by Line Meaning
Jauría de perros
Group of people with an insatiable desire to harm others.
Todos tienen hambre
All members of the group are hungry for violence.
Han llegado al pueblo
They have arrived at the town with their harmful intentions.
Dispuestos a morder
Ready to attack and bite their victims.
Jueces sin rostro
Anonymous judges who do not take responsibility for their actions.
Se han equivocado
Judges have made a mistake in their judgment.
Y han señalado
They have singled out and accused the defendant.
A un reo
The defendant who has been accused and is about to be punished.
Poneos en la cola y a empujar
Get in line and push to assert your dominance.
Para ver quien es el que da mas
To see who is more willing to cause harm and display their power.
Esperaré sentado
I will wait patiently for my turn to be judged and punished.
Aunque llegue mi turno
Even if I am the next one to be punished.
Para ser juzgado
To be judged and punished by the anonymous judges.
Orgías de gente
Unrestrained and immoral behavior by the group of people.
A las tres de la mañana
At late hours, in the cover of darkness.
En un paso de cebra de la castellana
On a pedestrian crossing in a public and busy place.
Han ejecutado a un reo
Punished the defendant with extreme brutality.
Si te disparan
If they shoot at you and try to harm you.
Contributed by Adeline N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.