Mujer

Cielo Razzo's song 'Mujer' is a poignant exploration of the struggles and resilience of women, particularly those who face adversity alone. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman traveling through desolate and cold landscapes, symbolizing the harsh realities and challenges she endures. The imagery of 'sogas que besan tus pies' (ropes that kiss your feet) suggests a sense of entrapment or bondage, while the absence of a painted sunrise or sunset signifies a lack of hope or beauty in her journey. This woman is depicted as a solitary figure, navigating a world that offers little solace or support.

The song also delves into themes of corruption and societal decay, as seen in the lines 'Remando el .com se filtran esos tragos de la amarga corrupcion' (Rowing the .com, those sips of bitter corruption seep in). This metaphor highlights the pervasive influence of corruption in modern society, affecting even the most personal and intimate aspects of life. The 'nuevo altar' (new altar) represents a place of false promises and empty values, where people are 'vacios de monedas pero llenos de metal' (empty of coins but full of metal), indicating a hollow existence driven by materialism and greed.

Despite the bleakness, there is a glimmer of hope in the repeated reassurance that 'va a estar bien' (it will be okay). This phrase, though simple, serves as a comforting mantra, suggesting that despite the hardships, there is a possibility for a better future. The song ultimately speaks to the strength and perseverance of women, who continue to dream and strive for a new day, even in the face of overwhelming odds. The closing lines emphasize the importance of writing one's own history and the belief that a new day will dawn, bringing with it the promise of change and renewal.