Conquistar literally translates to "to conquer" a territory or nation, but in Spanish, it is also widely used to mean "to win someone's heart" or to woo them.
Because the song is titled "Geografía", La Oreja de Van Gogh plays brilliantly with this double meaning throughout the lyrics. The singer uses the language of nation-building and borders to describe love, playfully challenging her partner to conquistar (conquer) her hidden secrets, turning a geographical concept into a beautiful romantic metaphor.
Geografía invites us to grab a blank map and color it with love instead of borders. La Oreja de Van Gogh imagines a brand–new country created by two people who prefer hugs to flags and kisses to national anthems. East is lined with friends, south with passions, west with the sea, and north with whispered secrets—everything that truly matters fits inside this playful republic of two.
The song turns geography class into a romance adventure, declaring that home is wherever the couple stands. By erasing words like nation, race, and frontier, the lyrics celebrate intimacy as the only citizenship we need: a tiny territory with the biggest heart. Every verse is a passport stamp reminding us that when we are close, the world feels wonderfully small—and every day is Independence Day for love.