Las Divinas

The song 'Las Divinas' by BANDIDA (Brenda Asnicar) is a bold declaration of dominance and exclusivity within a social group, specifically within a school setting. The lyrics emphasize the power and influence of 'Las Divinas,' a clique that considers itself superior and untouchable. The repeated phrase 'Nadie pasa de esta esquina' (Nobody passes this corner) underscores their control over their territory, suggesting that they set the rules and boundaries that others must follow.

The term 'gasolina' is used metaphorically to describe the energy and vitality of 'Las Divinas.' They are not just any group; they are the 'real deal,' full of life and passion. This metaphor highlights their self-perceived uniqueness and the high regard in which they hold themselves. The lyrics also emphasize their 'cool' status and their ability to feel deeply and passionately, which they believe sets them apart from others.

However, the song also carries a message of exclusion and superficiality. The lines 'Sea como sea aqui no entran feas' (No matter what, ugly ones don't enter here) and 'Fuera feas, fuera feas' (Out with the ugly ones) reveal a harsh, judgmental attitude towards those who do not meet their standards of beauty and coolness. This exclusionary stance reflects a broader commentary on social hierarchies and the often cruel nature of adolescent social dynamics. 'Las Divinas' shine like stars, but their brilliance comes at the cost of marginalizing others, creating a clear divide between the 'in' group and the 'out' group.