Silencio Hospital
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs Lyrics

The song "Silencio Hospital" by Los Fabulosos Cadillacs seems to be a critique of society's tendency to silence people who are inconvenient or disturbing. The lyrics start with "Silencio dijo el cura" (silence said the priest) and "Silencio dijo el juez" (silence said the judge), suggesting that even these people given authority to speak up are telling the singer to be quiet. The repetition of "Silencio entonces idiota, silencio entonces no" (silence then, idiot; silence then, no) seems to suggest that the singer is conflicted about whether they should be quiet or speak up.

Later on, the lyrics mention "Silencio en dijo un rasta" (silence said a Rasta) and "Silencio en África" (silence in Africa), indicating that this is a global problem rather than just a local one. The final stanza seems to suggest a loss of control or consciousness, as the singer talks about walking and coordinating but also sleeping and not being able to breathe. The repetition of "No voy a despertar jamás" (I'm never going to wake up) is haunting and suggests a kind of resignation to a fatal conclusion.

Overall, "Silencio Hospital" seems to be a commentary on social and political oppression, and the pressure to remain quiet in the face of injustice. The song encourages listeners to break their silence and speak up against oppression and injustice, even in the face of pressure to remain quiet.