Lanzaplatos

Chico Trujillo Chico Trujillo

Navigating Heartache and Distance in 'Lanzaplatos'

Chico Trujillo's song 'Lanzaplatos' delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship that has reached a breaking point. The lyrics convey a sense of resignation and longing, as the narrator grapples with the pain of separation and the desire for closure. The opening lines, 'Sigue, sigue tu vida / No digas nada, que esta historia es conocida,' suggest a familiarity with the cycle of heartbreak, indicating that this is not the first time the narrator has experienced such emotional distress.

The chorus, 'Quise dar una razón / Nunca más escuche tu voz / Sinceramente te prefiero tan lejos como el dolor,' highlights the narrator's internal conflict. On one hand, they sought to provide an explanation or reason for the relationship's end, but on the other hand, they express a preference for distance, equating the presence of their former lover with pain. This juxtaposition of wanting to explain and wanting to distance oneself underscores the complexity of emotions involved in the aftermath of a breakup.

The imagery of an unending winter in 'Este invierno nunca se acaba / Que es lo que hago aquí dímelo' further emphasizes the bleakness and stagnation the narrator feels. The plea to be taken away 'Llévame tranquilo cariño / Quiero que me muestres eso' reveals a yearning for peace and understanding, as well as a desire to see the former lover one last time to fully comprehend what is being lost. The repetition of these lines reinforces the depth of the narrator's emotional struggle and the significance of the relationship's end.

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  1. Gran Pecador
  2. Sin excusas
  3. Medallita
  4. Ay Cariño
  5. Pobre Caminante (feat. JM y Juanin)
  6. Conductor
  7. Pájaro Zinzontle (feat. Son Rompe Pera)
  8. Cabildo
  9. La Escoba
  10. La Banda de Mi Vecino
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