Puta Jefe
Glup! Lyrics

The lyrics to Glup!'s song "Puta Jefe" (translated as "Boss Bitch" or "Boss Whore") tell the story of an employee who feels betrayed by their boss and finds themselves without a job and a girlfriend. The song starts abruptly with the exclamation "Chucha!" which is a vulgar Chilean expression of surprise or annoyance. The singer goes on to say that they are going to lie down for a bit because they are fed up. They then ask themselves what went wrong, and they feel like the contract they signed was a waste of time because they still got screwed over. This sentiment is reflected in the repeated phrase "puta jefe no me deje sin pega" (translated as "boss bitch don't leave me without work").

The second verse starts with "chucha!" again, and the singer acknowledges that they must have been a real jerk because they caught their partner with someone else. They then complain about their bad luck in losing both their job and their girlfriend because they were too busy fighting or being combative. In the chorus, the singer once again calls the boss a "puta jefe" and begs them not to leave them without work because they have nothing to eat.

The song ends with a final plea to the boss not to be a bad person and to let the singer keep their job so that they can survive. This song is a classic example of rock en español, a genre of rock music that originated in Latin America during the 1980s, and is known for its high-energy performances and politically charged lyrics. "Puta Jefe" is an angry and emotional song, and it conveys the frustrations of the working-class Chilean people who feel let down by their bosses and the larger political system.