Woman Soldier
Chalart58 · Woman Soldier
and look without heart
They just took all away for them
and then they said is okey, hey
I think the problem got name
and is the fear who is killing our faith
I will survive in this grey jail
to be a soldier you can't lie yourself
I try to be a better woman in this cold land
Is many-many-many trouble to be no-strong
So much people who needs love and care
So many one who got money and no soul now
And no soul know
Woman Soldier
"Woman Soldier" is a song about resilience, about the strength it takes to survive in a world that is not always kind. The track, by Chalart58 featuring Belén Natalí, is a dub song that was released on 21 April 2017 by La Panchita Records as part of the album "Woman Soldier - Single." The lyrics are full of the kind of defiant energy that makes the song feel like a battle cry.
The song opens with a picture of injustice. "They spit their hate in our faces / and look without heart / They just took all away for them / and then they said is okey, hey / I think the problem got name / and is the fear who is killing our faith." It is a song about the way that hate and fear can wear you down, about the way that the world can take everything and tell you it's okay.
The chorus is built around the central idea. "I will survive in this grey jail / to be a soldier you can't lie yourself / I try to be a better woman in this cold land." It is a song about survival, about the refusal to let the world break you.
The second verse is full of the kind of social commentary that gives the song its weight. "Is many-many-many trouble to be no-strong / So much people who needs love and care / So many one who got money and no soul now / And no soul know." It is a song about the way that the world can feel cold and uncaring, about the importance of staying strong even when it is hard.
For a reviewer, "Woman Soldier" is a powerful example of Chalart58's ability to create music that is both socially conscious and emotionally resonant. It is a song about resilience, about the strength it takes to survive, and it is delivered with a vocal performance that is both defiant and vulnerable. It is a track that rewards a close listen, and it is a worthy addition to the dub canon.

