VISTO (part. Elsa y Elmar)

Álvaro de Luna's song 'VISTO,' featuring Elsa y Elmar, delves into the emotional turmoil of unreciprocated love and the pain of being left on read. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that once held promise but ultimately fizzled out, leaving the protagonist grappling with feelings of rejection and unpreparedness. The repeated line, 'Cuando me dejaste en visto, yo todavía no estaba listo' (When you left me on read, I still wasn't ready), encapsulates the core sentiment of the song—being caught off guard by the sudden end of a romantic connection.

The song's narrative is rich with imagery and emotion, highlighting the protagonist's admiration for their partner's unique qualities, such as 'un par de ojos café y una risa con carcajadas' (a pair of brown eyes and a laughter with guffaws). Despite these cherished memories, the protagonist is left to confront the harsh reality that they no longer exist in their partner's plans. This realization is compounded by the passage of time, which only serves to deepen the sense of loss and longing.

As the song progresses, the protagonist reflects on their own shortcomings and regrets, admitting to mistakes and expressing a desire for reconciliation. The line 'Te juro que me arrepiento, si no hice lo correcto' (I swear I regret it, if I didn't do the right thing) reveals a deep sense of remorse and self-awareness. However, the song ultimately acknowledges that the relationship's end was a mutual failure, as evidenced by the closing lines, 'Entiéndalo, no fue tu error, fue de los dos' (Understand, it wasn't your fault, it was both of ours). This acceptance marks a poignant conclusion to the emotional journey depicted in 'VISTO.'