Vergüenza hurls a burst of ska-punk fury at one of Spain’s oldest spectacles: bullfighting. Over punchy horns and defiant guitars, Ska-P portrays the bullring as a blood-soaked circus where a glitter-clad payaso torments an innocent animal while an ecstatic crowd roars. Each verse zooms in on the different tormentors—banderilleros, picadores, puntilleros—turning the supposed art of the corrida into a catalogue of calculated cruelty that ends in a pool of blood.
Behind the colourful insults and chant-along chorus lies a crystal-clear demand for change. The band argues that calling this ritual “culture” insults human intelligence and stalls our moral evolution, urging listeners to switch off the TV, boycott the event, and push for laws that send taurinos to the criminal code instead of prime-time broadcasts. The result is both protest anthem and party starter, inviting you to dance while sharpening your sense of justice.