Invisible

Candy 66's song 'Invisible' delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship that has deteriorated to the point where both parties feel the need to become invisible to each other. The lyrics open with a plea to leave and move on, indicating a sense of desperation and the realization that the relationship is causing more harm than good. The repetition of 'sigue' (continue) and 'visible' underscores the struggle to break free from a toxic cycle and the desire to be seen and acknowledged for who they truly are.

The chorus highlights the mutual understanding between the two individuals that it is better to desist and let go. The metaphor of playing a game where they make themselves invisible to each other suggests a coping mechanism to avoid further pain. This game of invisibility symbolizes the emotional distance and the walls they have built to protect themselves from further hurt. The line 'Nadie es culpable' (No one is to blame) reflects the realization that sometimes relationships fail without a clear culprit, and the spread of 'veneno en el aire' (poison in the air) signifies the pervasive negativity that has tainted their bond.

As the song progresses, the lyrics reveal a sense of loss and confusion. The repeated 'No se' (I don't know) emphasizes the uncertainty and inability to love each other as they once did. The acknowledgment that they are no longer the same people they used to be adds a layer of melancholy, as they grapple with the changes that have led them to this point. 'Invisible' is a poignant exploration of the complexities of love, loss, and the painful process of letting go when a relationship becomes more damaging than fulfilling.