Cazador de Sueños

Division Minuscula's song 'Cazador de Sueños' delves into the struggle of maintaining one's dreams and aspirations in a world filled with obstacles and darkness. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a society where superficiality and false promises abound, symbolized by 'escudos de papel' (paper shields) and 'iglesias que venden plegarias' (churches that sell prayers). These metaphors suggest a critique of institutions and societal norms that offer empty assurances, failing to provide real support or salvation.

The song encourages listeners to take a moment to disconnect from the overwhelming pressures of life, as indicated by the lines 'Toma el tiempo para no pensar / O esto te va a matar' (Take the time not to think / Or this will kill you). This advice serves as a reminder to seek solace and clarity, to find a 'viento que te lleve a otro lugar' (wind that takes you to another place), and to 'no olvides olvidar' (not forget to forget) the darkness that blinds and envelops us. The recurring theme of darkness represents the challenges and negativity that can obscure one's vision and dreams.

The plea for help in the lines 'Base llamando a quien responda / Alguien me escucha en algún lugar' (Base calling anyone who responds / Someone hears me somewhere) underscores a sense of isolation and desperation. The imagery of smoke that 'no deja respirar' (doesn't let you breathe) further emphasizes the suffocating nature of these struggles. Despite this, the song's core message remains one of resilience and hope, urging listeners to never believe in anything that 'lastime tus sueños' (hurts your dreams). This powerful refrain serves as a rallying cry to protect one's aspirations from the corrosive influences of the world.