Soldado del Divague

La-Secreta's song "Soldado del Divague" is a poetic exploration of a journey filled with legends, emotions, and personal battles. The lyrics are rich with cultural references, particularly to South American folklore, such as pomberos (mythical creatures) and witches. These elements set the stage for a narrative that feels both mystical and deeply personal. The singer describes writing verses in a raw, unfiltered manner, likening himself to a madman scribbling on stones and papers that are scattered by the wind. This imagery suggests a sense of chaos and a search for meaning in a world filled with ancient stories and myths.

The second verse shifts to a more introspective tone, where the singer waits in a rural setting, symbolized by the 'chacra' (a small farm or plot of land). Here, he experiences a profound connection with another person, finding pieces of their 'heaven' in his 'earth,' and their 'body' in his 'trench.' This metaphorical language conveys a deep sense of intimacy and unity, blending the physical and emotional realms. The repetition of 'y sentí' (and I felt) emphasizes the intensity of these emotions, highlighting the transformative power of love and connection.

In the final verse, the singer confronts various figures, from the 'santo endemoniado' (the demonized saint) to the 'ka'í emperador' (the monkey emperor), representing a spectrum of authority and madness. By shaking hands with both the powerful and the insane, the singer acknowledges the complexity of human nature and the blurred lines between sanity and madness, truth and lies. The repeated 'y mentí' (and I lied) suggests a recognition of his own flaws and the compromises made along the way. This verse encapsulates the song's overarching theme of navigating through life's contradictions and finding one's path amidst the chaos.