The lyrics of songs, both in English and Spanish, are increasingly sexist, especially in the use of words related to the possession and control of the female body by men. This is one of the conclusions of a research led by Pompeu Fabra University (UPF), which has analyzed the lyrics of more than 2,000 songs from the period between 1960 and 2022. According to the study, which has been carried out with artificial intelligence tools, 51% of the songs have songs. Since 2015, the increase is exponential. In fact, if the songs of the last decade are analyzed, 77% of the most listened to songs have sexist lyrics.

Machismo is still a scourge present day by day in society in general and also in the world of the sport. In spite of the advances achieved in recent years, there are still people who are obstinate in diminishing the women who dedicate themselves to it. The latest example of this is Misa Rodriguez, Real Madrid goalkeeper and international goalkeeper for the Spanish national team. During Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final between Real Madrid and Liverpool, the goalkeeper, after Marco Asensio's 2-0 goal, posted two images on Twitter - one of Asensio and one of herself - in which they were celebrating a goal in the same way, and wrote: "The same passion". In response to her tweet, dozens of users - anonymous and under pseudonyms - insulted and abused the Madrid player with sexist and sexual comments, until she ended up deleting the tweet.