Revista de Gimnasia

Denver's song 'Revista de Gimnasia' paints a vivid and surreal picture of a gymnastics event that quickly spirals into chaos. The lyrics juxtapose the disciplined, graceful world of gymnastics with sudden, violent disruptions. The opening lines, 'Hay cadáveres entre los nuestros / Leotardos y música tecno,' set a stark contrast between the dead bodies and the lively, techno-infused atmosphere of the gym. This imagery suggests a deeper commentary on the fragility of life and the unexpected nature of disaster.

The song continues to explore themes of bravery and resilience. The lines 'Los valientes saltan los primeros / Broncearán sus biceps en el fuego' highlight the courage of the gymnasts who face the flames head-on, training tirelessly for their moment of glory. However, this bravery is met with chaos as 'Un chico que explota / En medio de la cancha' introduces a shocking and violent twist. The protagonist's confusion and disorientation are palpable, as they struggle to make sense of the carnage around them.

In the final verses, the song delves into the complex interplay between courage and fear. 'Enredada en tu trenza maría / Tus agallas y mi cobardía' contrasts the protagonist's bravery with their own cowardice, creating a poignant reflection on human nature. The imagery of barricades and expanding fire in 'Los valientes huyen los primeros / Hay barricadas rodeando el infierno' suggests a world on the brink of collapse, yet the characters find a strange enjoyment in the chaos. This duality captures the essence of the song, blending themes of resilience, confusion, and the human response to disaster.