Asimetrica

La Gusana Ciega's song 'Asimetrica' delves into the complexities and nuances of love, capturing the essence of an unbalanced yet deeply passionate relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that is both consuming and elusive, where the protagonist finds themselves increasingly dependent on their partner. The recurring line 'te necesito más que ayer' (I need you more than yesterday) underscores the growing intensity of this emotional dependency, highlighting the asymmetrical nature of their love.

The song employs celestial imagery to convey the depth and uniqueness of the connection. References to the Moon, stars, and constellations serve as metaphors for the partner's irreplaceable presence and the protagonist's vulnerability. The line 'debo saber que soy vulnerable a tu sonrisa' (I must know that I am vulnerable to your smile) encapsulates the power the partner holds over the protagonist, further emphasizing the imbalance in their relationship. This celestial metaphor extends to the idea that the partner's 'frequency' is unique, suggesting that no one else can resonate with the protagonist in the same way.

The chorus, with its repetition of 'debe ser el mundo que puedes ver' (it must be the world you can see), suggests a sense of wonder and admiration for the partner's perspective. However, it also hints at a disconnect, as if the protagonist is trying to understand a world that is just out of reach. The song culminates in the realization that 'el amor es asimétrico' (love is asymmetrical), acknowledging the inherent imbalance and the emotional turmoil it brings. This poignant conclusion leaves the listener reflecting on the nature of love and the inevitable imperfections that come with it.