Dia 730

Intocable's song 'Dia 730' is a poignant narrative that delves into the tragic reality of disappearances in Ciudad Juárez, a city notorious for its high rates of violence against women. The song tells the story of a young girl, only 17 years old, who leaves her home with dreams of becoming a model, only to never return. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of her last moments, filled with hope and innocence, as she packs her belongings into a SpongeBob suitcase and heads out, believing she will come back.

The song's narrative takes a dark turn as it describes the girl's disappearance. The imagery of her being taken in a red Jetta, wearing a white, blue, and black dress, and the absence of sunlight for even a single photo, creates a haunting atmosphere. The lyrics poignantly highlight the indifference and silence that often surround such disappearances, with lines like 'The last one who heard her was a deaf man, the last one who saw her was a blind man,' emphasizing the lack of witnesses and the sense of invisibility that these victims face.

For the girl's mother, the pain is unending. She keeps count of the days her daughter has been missing, now reaching 730 days, while the authorities have long forgotten. The song touches on themes of resignation, loss, and the heart-wrenching acceptance that comes with such a tragedy. It also sheds light on the broader issue of violence against women and the societal apathy that allows these tragedies to continue. 'Dia 730' is a powerful reminder of the human cost behind the statistics and the enduring pain of those left behind.