Gol De Mujer

Divididos' song 'Gol De Mujer' delves into the intricate and often tumultuous nature of love and relationships. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of emotional struggles and the highs and lows that come with romantic entanglements. The song opens with a scene of hurt and misunderstanding, where one person inflicts pain on another, possibly unintentionally. The mention of 'naranjazos' (throwing oranges) as a way to 'put points' suggests a chaotic and somewhat aggressive attempt to resolve conflicts, highlighting the raw and unfiltered emotions involved.

The recurring line 'Los novios en rueditas van gritando ese gol de mujer' (The couples on wheels go shouting that woman's goal) serves as a metaphor for the cyclical and often repetitive nature of romantic relationships. The 'goal of a woman' could symbolize a significant achievement or a pivotal moment in the relationship, celebrated yet fraught with the 'monstruous illusion of love.' This phrase suggests that love, while beautiful and desirable, can also be deceptive and overwhelming, creating a monstrous illusion that can be both enchanting and terrifying.

The song also touches on personal struggles and the impact of love on one's sense of self. The line 'El nació de un hilo, pasaba desapercibido' (He was born from a thread, went unnoticed) speaks to feelings of insignificance and the desire to break free from this invisibility. The act of 'breaking the world' signifies a dramatic and possibly destructive attempt to assert oneself and be noticed. The 'piedrita en el ojo' (little stone in the eye) metaphorically represents a small but significant problem that causes great discomfort, much like the minor yet impactful issues in relationships. Ultimately, 'Gol De Mujer' captures the essence of love's complexity, its ability to uplift and devastate, and the perpetual quest for understanding and connection.