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    "comment": "“Mujeres Unidas” arrives with clarity of purpose before the first note even starts. Bandcamp credits show the song released on March 7, 2026, written and composed by Soltera and Sonido Sex, with contributions from Dolomedes and Jenna Thornhill and engineering, mixing, and mastering handled by a full supporting team. The project’s broader discography shows Soltera working consistently across independent electronic-pop and club-adjacent music, and recent promo text around the single describes it as a song about the exhaustion of existing under the male gaze.\nThat framing gives “Mujeres Unidas” both urgency and solidarity. The title is collective, not private. It suggests alliance, protection, and shared endurance, but also celebration, because unity in music often becomes movement before it becomes slogan. Soltera’s world has room for club textures, pop immediacy, and sharper emotional politics, and this song seems to bring those instincts together cleanly. What is especially striking is the way the title resists abstraction. “Women united” is not decorative language; it names a condition to strive for and a defense against the pressures the song invokes. The collaboration with Sonido Sex sharpens that energy further, giving the track a sense of scene, conversation, and mutual force. “Mujeres Unidas” feels like a song meant to hold both fatigue and defiance in the same body.\nListen: https://soltera.bandcamp.com/track/mujeres-unidas",
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