Well, the entire song is a mockery and hatred of the racism that some Americans have towards Mexicans, in fact "gringo" is a derogatory form that is usually used in Latin America to refer to Americans
The song was written by Randy Ebright (drummer and vocalist of Molotov), who is actually American, after his then-wife, Muriel Hernández Pérez (Mexican), was discriminated against by border agents for having Latin features. The title 'Frijolero' in English translates to Beaner, Americans use it as a derogatory term to refer to Mexicans just like the term 'Wetback'. During the song he touches on topics such as the monetary inflation caused by the United States and the constant wars it wages with other countries. In addition to everything that a Hispanic who decides to go to the United States has to go through and talks about states like Texas, New Mexico, California and Nevada that were from Mexico, insinuating that they were stolen by the United States. The term "gringo" is an alternative word used in Latin America to refer to a white American. The word 'Gringo' may or may not be an insult, depending on the context. And finally, the first part sung in Spanish is a mockery of how Americans speak in Spanish. I hope the information is useful to you.
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Well, the entire song is a mockery and hatred of the racism that some Americans have towards Mexicans, in fact "gringo" is a derogatory form that is usually used in Latin America to refer to Americans
The song was written by Randy Ebright (drummer and vocalist of Molotov), who is actually American, after his then-wife, Muriel Hernández Pérez (Mexican), was discriminated against by border agents for having Latin features.
The title 'Frijolero' in English translates to Beaner, Americans use it as a derogatory term to refer to Mexicans just like the term 'Wetback'.
During the song he touches on topics such as the monetary inflation caused by the United States and the constant wars it wages with other countries. In addition to everything that a Hispanic who decides to go to the United States has to go through and talks about states like Texas, New Mexico, California and Nevada that were from Mexico, insinuating that they were stolen by the United States.
The term "gringo" is an alternative word used in Latin America to refer to a white American. The word 'Gringo' may or may not be an insult, depending on the context.
And finally, the first part sung in Spanish is a mockery of how Americans speak in Spanish.
I hope the information is useful to you.
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