Ojeras

In 'Ojeras,' Anthrés delves into the emotional turmoil of longing and the struggle to move on from a past relationship. The song's title, which translates to 'Dark Circles,' metaphorically represents the sleepless nights and emotional exhaustion that come with heartache. Anthrés offers a dream as a means of communication, suggesting a deep desire to reconnect and find solace in shared memories. The lyrics invite the listener to spend a day in his 'dark circles,' hoping that this temporary refuge might turn into a permanent stay, symbolizing a wish for reconciliation and lasting connection.

The song navigates the delicate balance between wanting someone to stay and recognizing their desire to leave. Anthrés uses the metaphor of constructing a 'super Pangea,' a unified continent of unfulfilled kisses, to illustrate the emotional landscape of a relationship that never fully materialized. This imagery evokes a sense of lost potential and the pain of unreciprocated love. The mention of his psychologist growing tired of hearing the ex's name underscores the depth of his fixation and the difficulty of moving on, despite professional advice.

Anthrés also reflects on the internal conflict of wanting to return to the past and rekindle the relationship. He describes building a mental 'road' from his feelings to the urge to call his ex, highlighting the emotional toll of resisting this impulse. The toll for this road is not monetary but emotional, paid through months of battling the desire to reconnect. The song concludes with a poignant realization that returning to the past is not an option, despite the lingering feelings. This acknowledgment of the need to move forward, even when it feels impossible, resonates deeply with anyone who has experienced the pain of a breakup.