Atun

Ciro Y Los Persas' song "Atun" is a playful and humorous exploration of domestic life and the changes that come with settling down. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who has transitioned from a carefree, nightlife-loving bachelor to a domesticated partner. The repeated mention of tuna, or "atún," serves as a metaphor for the simplicity and sometimes mundane aspects of domestic life. The protagonist humorously laments how his wild days are behind him, replaced by the routine of home life, symbolized by the can of tuna his partner uses to "fix" him.

The song's chorus, with its repetitive and catchy "Atún, atún, atún," emphasizes the central theme of how something as simple as a can of tuna can represent the compromises and adjustments made in a relationship. The protagonist acknowledges that his partner has a significant influence over him, as seen in lines like "ella me arregla con una lata de atún" (she fixes me with a can of tuna) and "ella me corta con una lata de atún" (she cuts me with a can of tuna). These lines suggest a mix of affection and frustration, highlighting the complexities of love and partnership.

Ciro Y Los Persas use humor and everyday imagery to convey deeper themes of love, compromise, and the passage of time. The protagonist's acceptance of his new life, despite its simplicity, reflects a deeper contentment and comfort found in his relationship. The song also touches on the idea of losing touch with friends and old habits, as the protagonist notes that he no longer knows what Tinder is or goes out gambling. Yet, he finds solace in the domesticity and the love he shares with his partner, even if it means being "fixed" with a can of tuna.