Ready for a blast of politically charged thrash metal? “OTAN” hurls the listener into a storm of ripping guitars and rapid-fire Spanish lyrics, all aimed at one target: NATO. Weedthrash paints the alliance not as peacekeepers, but as "bestias inhumanas" who hide behind talk of democracy while igniting some of the bloodiest conflicts of the past half-century. From Serbia to Libya, Iraq to Vietnam, the song shouts out the names of nations scarred by war, insisting that the silenced dead still demand dignity.
Beneath the aggressive sound lies a clear message: lofty concepts like human rights ring hollow when powerful states wage war with impunity. By repeating the line “¡Los derechos humanos no sirven para nada!” (Human rights are useless!), Weedthrash delivers a raw, unapologetic protest anthem that challenges listeners to question official narratives and to recognize the human cost of geopolitical ambition.