La gente se divierte

In La gente se divierte, Divididos unleashes an energy that invites movement, a rhythm that grabs you from the first beat. The song, with its 4 minutes and 43 seconds of duration, feels like an invitation to set worries aside and immerse yourself in the moment. It's one of those pieces that, without explicitly seeking it, brings a smile to your face and makes you feel part of something bigger, a collective celebration.

This track is part of Narigón del siglo, the band's sixth studio album, which was released on March 15, 2000. For the recording, they moved to the Abbey Road studios, a place with a rich musical history. The production was handled by the band itself, Divididos, along with Afo Verde, while the mixing was done by Chris Brown and Alex Scannell. The cover art drawings are by bassist Diego Arnedo, and the overall art was designed by Alejandro Ros. The album's title, as explained by Ricardo Mollo, referred to those who marked the decades of the 80s and 90s, whom he considered "liars" or "narigones" (big-nosed ones).