Existo Vulgoré

Song Meaning

The lyrics to "Existo Vulgoré" plunge into a world where darkness is not just accepted but actively cultivated. The speaker describes a deliberate transformation, fueled by "one sip of poison," unleashing an inner malevolence. This isn't a reluctant fall, but a chosen, permanent state, a self-proclaimed identity. The central tension here isn't an internal battle, but the speaker's defiant embrace of a grotesque identity, "Vulgore," and its impact on the world. The lyrics depict a figure who "rejoice[s] in awful ways," actively "raising hell" and making the world a victim. This persona finds a perverse "glory glory" in the "gory" and "ugly story" it embodies, suggesting a conscious rejection of conventional morality. The craft truly shines in the relentless, almost ritualistic repetition of the chorus. The chant-like declaration, with its ironic pairing of "glory glory" with the grotesque, turns the vulgar into a powerful, self-proclaimed identity. The inclusion of Spanish phrases, such as "santo duelo como niño," adds an unsettling, almost ancient or ritualistic dimension to this celebration of chaos, deepening its mystique.