Love Divided Ending Explained: Aitana Empowers Girls to Follow Their Dreams?
Love Divided landed on Netflix here we are going to tell you how the film ended. Since her beginnings in the industry after her success at OT 2017, Aitana has made it clear that, although her main vocation is music, she has not stayed away from everything else. And the singer has diversified her business plans, collaborations, and the artistic disciplines that she wants to explore from very early on. Thus, in 2022 she made her debut as an actress through the series Our Only Chance, in which she co-starred with her then partner and actor Miguel Bernardeau for Disney+. She and now moving on to the feature film format with Love Divided, a film that arrives in the Netflix catalog this April 12, almost two years after it was filmed.
Although she did not need it in terms of her career and position in the music industry, Aitana decided to continue developing her role as a performer by starring in the Spanish adaptation of the French romantic comedy Stay with Us, under the direction of Patricia Font. Regardless of the result, with Aitana it is difficult for something to be a failure in terms of impact and viewers. In the case of Love Divided, the film is what it promised in the promos: a simple and unpretentious romantic comedy driven by recognized faces such as the artist, Miguel Ángel Muñoz, Paco Tous, and Adam Jezierski, among others. And we are not going to fool ourselves, the great similarity between the film and the life of Ana Guerra has also generated interest around the production that, whether it was a pure coincidence or not, has kept the conversation active about the premiere of Love Divided in social networks.
What is Love Divided About?
The new Netflix film tells the story of Valentina (Aitana Ocaña), a young pianist who moves to an apartment alone after ending her relationship with Óscar (Miguel Ángel Muñoz). There, she intends to practice the piano enough to pass the test of an important audition, but her plans are cut short when she discovers that the wall that separates her from her neighbor does not isolate her enough, and she can hear absolutely everything between one house and another. Thus, a war breaks out between them, as Valentina needs to rehearse with the piano, but David (Fernando Guallar) has to concentrate on the invention of toys, and he has been away from humanity for three years. And this conflict and the possibility of communicating so easily even with a partition in the way ends up uniting them more than separating them.
Love Divided Ending Explained: Here How Film Ended?
After several misunderstandings on the other side of the wall, first with the visit of Valentina’s ex-boyfriend to her house and then with Carmen, the young woman’s cousin, having sexual relations with her date in said apartment, David decides to end the budding relationship. that he was creating with the pianist. This anger of the inventor causes Valentina to explode and decide that no one will tell her how to live her life. Therefore, she visits her cousin to console herself and sleeps at her house before the day of the audition. For his part, David finally decides to dig up old memories with his ex-partner, who died three years ago.
The next day and against all odds, David decides to leave home to meet Nacho and discovers that his friend is going to close his toy business. However, a conversation of mutual support manages to give the inventor courage and they go together to Valentina’s performance. The pianist, before the eyes of her family, her boss and her ex-boyfriend, the conductor of the orchestra, as well as the jury, performs a piece by Beethoven as best she can, but unexpectedly David appears backstage and incites her to get angry so that it plays with more feeling. However, this does not work, and when the jury tells the young woman that her turn has already ended, Valentina decides to challenge them by performing with voice and piano the song that she has composed herself.
A security guard throws out the neighbor while the young woman shows off her song, and after the audition, one of the judges approaches her to tell her that she is very talented despite not having passed and gives her the contact of a music producer so that you can achieve your true dream: composing your own songs. Likewise, Valentina confronts Óscar, who wants her to continue as a pianist, but she makes it clear to him that she is going to follow her own dream, not anyone else’s. So, the young woman heads home, very happy, to talk to David on the other side of the wall. While Nacho and Carmen finally meet without a wall in between, and they go together to have an ice cream. For his part, the neighbor apologizes to the young woman when she arrives at her apartment and tells her that he would like to accompany her in life, not get involved in it to control her. Finally, they break the partition that separated them until now, forging their relationship with a romantic kiss that puts an end to the story.
A Closure in Pure Aitana Style?
Aitana, but especially the team that surrounds her, is very clear about the target to which almost all of the projects are directed where the image of the artist as a brand is behind: a young audience who have as a reference and idol what the Catalan woman represents. And, taking this concept into account, the ending of Pared con Pared is better understood. Although the film is an adaptation of the French version, the truth is that Aitana gives it her personal touch just by being the protagonist of the story, thus turning it into fiction, as in the case of The Last One, a kind of simile with his own life. As is the case with many of the artist’s works, in this project the debate around aspects such as the quality, credibility, and originality of the product itself, and in this case also Aitana’s skills as an actress, is left aside because what reaches her audience is the message that what she represents alone sends: a young woman fighting for her dreams.
Thus, Love Divided is a lighthearted film focused mainly on a young audience, which tells the story of an innocent-looking girl who manages to prevail over all those who want to control her to pursue what is her true dream. Even putting one’s own desires ahead of love. The role played by Aitana develops until she breaks away from what had been an imposed obligation for her (to be a wonderful pianist) due to a supposed debt to her ex, who gave her many opportunities in music. A message very much from the current ‘Disney universe’ that reaffirms Aitana’s figure as a public character. And that is completed with a much healthier love, that of a man who did not need to see the girl fall in love with her, and who wants to accompany her in all of her vital goals. A simple and repeated teaching, but one that resonates with Aitana as the protagonist.
