MANOLO KABEZABOLO AND THE KE DO NOT GIVE STAND KON BOLO - TANTO TONTO MONTA TANTO (LP)

Please. Do not listen to this album. Authorities warn that anyone who commits the crime of listening to it may be charged with collaborating with a terrorist group. The first track, "Aprendiendo De La Vida" (Learning from Life), already makes a declaration of principles, defending clearly unconstitutional values. It is also evident in the second song, where he states: "My mind does not accept the age of my body." It seems that Manolo Kabezabolo accepts nothing imposed upon him, neither his rights nor his obligations to the State, nor to himself. In the fourth song, "Chaval Troubleivo" (Troubled Kid), his vileness goes even further, glorifying drug use and trafficking. If Manolo Kabezabolo thinks that the song "Hierro A Fondo" (a cover of El Sueño Eterno) will absolve him of the offenses committed on the rest of the album, he is sorely mistaken. The repetition of these offenses is also a source of pride for this man who wants to destroy the unity of Spain and its most sacred values. 'Es El Sistema' is perhaps the song where the hate crime is clearest and most blatant. 'Politica Emergente' is another serious crime of sedition and rebellion against the freedom of Spain, the constitution, and the institutions that so honorably represent it. In the song '28 de marzo', he attempts a failed plea for love, and all he manages to do is declare himself a pedophile. Manolo Kabezabolo's misdeeds reach their criminal climax in 'Historia Histérica'. This song is an attack on historical memory. And also to satisfy his own fans, cruelly mistreated in the album's last song. He doesn't even care about his own fans; the delinquent. Sincerely, Albert Plà, duty judge.