Mujeres Bellas y Fuertes

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The Departure of Beautiful and Strong Women

El Mato A Un Policia Motorizado's song "Mujeres Bellas y Fuertes" delves into themes of loss, departure, and the strength of women. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a tumultuous night filled with screams, hinting at a distressing event involving a neighbor and a body. This sets a somber and mysterious tone, suggesting a backdrop of conflict or tragedy.

The mention of a dirt road symbolizes a journey or a path taken, possibly one of escape or departure. The repetition of "te vas, te vas" (you go, you go) emphasizes the act of leaving, reinforcing the sense of loss and separation. This could be interpreted as a physical departure or an emotional distancing, adding layers of meaning to the narrative.

The chorus, which highlights "mujeres bellas y fuertes" (beautiful and strong women), serves as a poignant tribute to women who have left and will not return. This line can be seen as a recognition of their resilience and beauty, despite the circumstances that led to their departure. It reflects a sense of admiration and mourning, acknowledging the impact these women had and the void their absence creates. The song encapsulates a blend of melancholy and reverence, making it a powerful ode to the strength and beauty of women who have moved on from difficult situations.

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  1. El Tesoro
  2. El Fuego Que Hemos Construído
  3. El Perro
  4. La Noche Eterna
  5. Un Millón De Euros
  6. Escupime
  7. La Cara en el Asfalto
  8. Día de los muertos
  9. Mujeres Bellas y Fuertes
  10. El día del huracán
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