Discover the story of the song > Multitud – Airbag Arg

The song "Multitud" is about the protagonist's relationship with someone who has a strong influence over a large group of people ("the multitude"). The protagonist feels controlled by this person, as if they have a hold on their mind ("burundanga in my brain, you say and I obey"). The protagonist acknowledges the allure and appeal of this person, but also recognizes that they are not just theirs alone ("I can pretend, you're not just mine"). They come to understand that this reliance on their partner's desires is leading to a life without meaning and purpose ("an illusion, a life without meaning for me, I resisted"). The lyrics also touch on the theme of vanity and the pressure to conform to societal expectations ("the era of vanity, trying to stand out"). Ultimately, the protagonist realizes the importance of self-discovery and embracing their true self ("nothing will make you better than knowing yourself"). They resist the influence and expectation placed upon them and choose to live a life that is authentic and meaningful to them.