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    "song": "Es así desde la era de los dinosaurios",
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    "comment": "At nearly seven minutes, “Es así desde la era de los dinosaurios” stretches past typical punk runtimes, which makes its structure part of the statement. Released in 2025 on the album La Idea, it uses length to build a more narrative, sectional experience: repetition becomes insistence, and insistence becomes argument. The title is exaggerated on purpose—“since the age of dinosaurs” is a phrase people use to dismiss something as ancient or unchanging—so the song can be heard as a confrontation with inertia, tradition, or a stubborn cycle that refuses to break. Musically, the extended duration gives room for tempo shifts, tension ramps, or lyrical pacing that does not need to rush to the hook. Even if you come for the energy, the track’s endurance becomes the hook: it stays in the room long enough to test your attention, then rewards you with the feeling of having moved through something. It is also a useful reminder that punk is not just speed; it is posture—how a band holds a line and refuses to soften it.\u2028\n\nListen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB0lvL4f9Y0",
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