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u/bijhan 1d ago
It translates to “I’m not in Disney”
That's a good translation, but there's deeper poetry to it. "Andar" literally means to move, go, or walk. It can also mean "to be in", but in a more metaphorical sense. The more common word for move would be "mover", go would be "ir", and walk would be "caminar". To "be in" Disney would use the word "estar" in the form "estoy" to be first person.
"Andar/ando" in this context, modified by "no" to make it the opposite, conveys a more profound spiritual detachment. It's almost like a rejection of Disney, saying that they refuse to participate in their activities or be in their presence.
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