Sisters (en Español)

Divididos, an influential Argentine rock band, brings a powerful message of unity and resilience in their song 'Sisters (en Español).' The lyrics paint a vivid picture of sisters finding solace and strength in each other's embrace. The recurring theme of an embrace symbolizes comfort and solidarity, suggesting that through mutual support, fears can be alleviated and dreams can be protected from anger and frustration.

The song emphasizes the transformative power of connection. The line 'una mano llamativa su miedo fue levantada por la luz del día' (a striking hand lifted their fear by the light of day) suggests that the presence of a supportive hand can dispel fears, much like daylight dispels darkness. This metaphor highlights the importance of companionship and the positive impact it can have on one's mental and emotional state. The sisters' dreams, described as 'reservados de la rabia' (reserved from anger), further underscore the protective and nurturing role of their bond.

Moreover, the song speaks to the broader theme of change and personal growth. The lyrics 'tenemos una razón de cambiar nuestra mente' (we have a reason to change our mind) and 'tenemos una razón de cambiar nuestra medianoche de la hermana de la mente' (we have a reason to change our midnight of the sister of the mind) suggest a journey towards enlightenment and transformation. The mention of 'luna de la hermana' (sister moon) adds a poetic touch, symbolizing guidance and the cyclical nature of life. The song ultimately conveys a message of hope and the enduring strength found in sisterhood, encouraging listeners to embrace change and support one another through life's challenges.