Argentosis
Skaparapid Lyrics

¡Robame! Todo mi dinero, ¡quédate! Todo lo que tengo, ().
The singer is being robbed of their money and possessions, indicating a power dynamic where the person doing the robbing holds more power.

Después de mucho tiempo trabajando sin parar, Produciendo lo mismo a destajo o a jornal
The singer has been working tirelessly for an extended period of time, likely in a menial or low-paying job, resulting in a sense of exhaustion and frustration.

Después de tantos años teniendo que madrugar, Con los turnos cambiados de horas extras ¡pá qué hablar!.
The singer has had to wake up early and work overtime for years, leading to a feeling of being taken advantage of by their employer.

Ahora vá y nos dices que la empresa va mal. Ahora nos dices que lo sientes, ¡que fatalidad! Ahora que decias que el mercado bla, bla, bla. Ahora yo al paro y tú el jefe ja, ja, ja ...
The artist's employer is telling them that the company is doing poorly, which is causing the artist to lose their job. The employer tries to downplay the situation, leading the artist to feel angry and resentful towards their employer’s lack of empathy.

Para que sirvió esfozarme y trabajar cómo el que más, Si después me has despedido, yo era un tornillo nada más.
The artist feels like they worked tirelessly for their employer but were ultimately seen as disposable and insignificant.

Para que tanto rollo con que la empresa soy yo, Tu recoges la pasta yo cojo una depresión.
The singer is criticizing their employer for talking about the company as if it belongs to everyone when in reality the employer is the one profiting while the singer is suffering from depression as a result of losing their job.

No me vengas hablando de la restrukturación. No me vengas largando sobre no sé que inversión. No me vengas con el cuento que tú eres mi patrón. Yo soy sólo un currela pero yo sé otra solución.
The singer is tired of their employer's excuses about restructuring and investments, as they feel there is another solution to the problem that the employer is unwilling to consider.

Trabajar bastante menos o el trabajo repartir, También los beneficios, eso hay que debatir, Que se decida cómo hacerlo y que hay que producir, Si hace tanto jefe como tenemos aquí.
The artist suggests either distributing the workload or decreasing the amount of hours each worker has to work. They also think the benefits given to workers should be discussed and that a more equitable working model needs to be implemented, potentially invoking democratic or socialist principles.

Mientras tanto y por si acaso te lo vuelvo a decir, Cuando nos mosqueemos irémos a por ti. Si tu inventas la crisis, la crisis la pagas tú. Y si nó mierda a la empresa y al jefe tururu.
The artist warns their employer that if things don't improve, they will take action. They also suggest that if their employer is the one who caused the crisis, they should pay for it. Otherwise, the workers will rebel against both the employer and the company.

¡Dime!, ¡Dime!...¿Con qué me quedo yo?(Bis) Para que seas rico, hacen falta mil pobres...(Bis)
The artist is asking what they are supposed to do now that they have lost their job. Additionally, they make a larger point about wealth inequality and how the rich require poverty to exist.