Te Vas a Fastidiar
amparito Lyrics

The lyrics of "Te Vas a Fastidiar" by Amparito convey a sense of rebellion, defiance and exhaustion. The singer recounts a mundane experience of commuting to work on the metro, where she pushes an old lady to get a seat and declares that she won't get up. In the second half of the song, she claims to have called in sick to work, claiming to have broken a leg and consumed chalk, much to the chagrin of her mother. However, she remains persistent in her resolve to stay in bed, repeating the phrase "No me voy a levantar" (I'm not going to get up) at the end of each verse.

The song can be seen as a critique of the daily grind and societal pressures to work and conform. The singer's actions are both humorous and subversive, as they challenge the norms of politeness and productivity. Her refusal to comply with expectations is empowering, as she claims agency over her own body and actions. At the same time, her reasons for not getting up are somewhat absurd, suggesting that her rebellion may stem from a sense of disillusionment or exhaustion with the system. Nonetheless, her message is clear: she's not going to play by the rules anymore.