“Rock’n Roll” is Espanto’s spirited rallying cry against every fake smile, plastic persona, and suffocating social rule. In the lyrics the singer fires off a list of things he can’t stand: people who put on emotional armor, condescending know-it-alls, snakes, rats, even glossy shop-window lifestyles. He questions who ever decided that life should be spent crawling instead of living. The mood is half rant, half mischievous grin, and all rebellion.
Yet behind the sarcasm lives a simple truth: only rock’n roll really matters. The track invites listeners to look within, recognize the “skeleton suit” we all share, and tap into its secret powers—authenticity, freedom, and loud guitar riffs that link us to one another. Espanto isn’t just defending a music genre; he’s defending a way of life where honesty trumps appearances and passion drowns out the critics. If you care about that pulse, he’s got just one request: make sure rock’n roll matters to you too.