Hippie
Buda Lyrics
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Porta medalla, campeón de box.
Subes al chepy, bailanta voy.
Ahí vienen canas con la inyección.
Ahí vienen canas, apuntando.
Corren hippies.
Corren pibes.
Corre teacher.
Hippies.
Hombre que va a trabajar.
De transpirar, traes el pan.
De fastidiar, traes hogar.
Corren hippies.
Corren pibes.
Corre Chiche.
Corre teacher.
Son de Flores. (x 4)
Hippies.
Teacher.
The song "Hippie" by Buda talks about the struggle of the hippie community in Argentina during the 1960s and 1970s. The first verse talks about the singer breaking the faces of "false boys", indicating a sense of rebellion against mainstream society. Next, the lyrics mention a champion boxer, who, despite his success, still rides the bus to a dance club. The mention of "canas" (slangs for the police) with an injection highlights the brutal repression faced by hippies and the societal fears of drug use. The chorus then repeats the word "hippies," with the following verses depicting their daily lives. The second verse talks about a hippie who works and sweats for his daily bread, but also brings tension to his home life.
The song paints a stark picture of the struggles faced by the hippie community in Argentina at the time, with the lyrics depicting the constant fear of violence, repression, and dismissal by mainstream society. At its core, it highlights the message of resisting societal norms and striving for personal freedom.
Line by Line Meaning
Rompiendo caras, falsos boys.
Breaking faces, false boys.
Porta medalla, campeón de box.
Wearing a medal, boxing champion.
Subes al chepy, bailanta voy.
Getting on the bus, going to dance.
Ahí vienen canas con la inyección.
Here come the cops with the injection.
Ahí vienen canas, apuntando.
Here come the cops, aiming.
Corren hippies.
Hippies are running.
Corren pibes.
Kids are running.
Corre Chiche.
Chiche is running.
Corre teacher.
Teacher is running.
Hippies.
Hippies.
Hombre que va a trabajar.
Man who is going to work.
De transpirar, traes el pan.
You bring home bread from sweating.
De fastidiar, traes hogar.
You bring home a home from bothering.
Son de Flores. (x 4)
They are from Flores.
Hippies.
Hippies.
Teacher.
Teacher.
Contributed by Xavier I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Sonny3rd
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Shawn Williams
Have you ever re-applied an afro to someone who already had it done? If possible, I want to see a video about what that looks like.
Lady Nita
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rhaburn
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HIPPIE BUDDHA
Thank you so much my friend.
I'm coming to LA on 13th April.
But I hope to visit Chicago one day.
If you come to LA I will get your hair done. www.hippie-buddha.com
ClassicGlaic
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HIPPIE BUDDHA
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