Autocardiograma

In 'Autocardiograma,' Cómplices uses the metaphor of the human heart and its circulatory system to describe the profound impact of love. The song opens with the imagery of the lover entering through the aorta, the main artery, symbolizing the deep and essential connection between the two individuals. The mention of the left atrium, where the lover leaves their 'ajuar' (trousseau), suggests a sense of permanence and commitment, as if the lover has moved in and made a home within the singer's heart.

The lyrics continue to explore this metaphor by describing how the lover occupies the heart without needing to analyze the singer's blood, implying an unconditional acceptance and love. The 'ventricular kiss' that helps the singer recover their arterial pulse signifies a life-giving, revitalizing force that love brings. This kiss is not just a simple gesture but a powerful act that restores the singer's vitality and emotional well-being.

As the song progresses, the singer confesses that their heart is now filled with the lover's presence, effectively curing their loneliness. The admission of dependency on the lover and the warmth they bring into the singer's veins highlights the transformative power of love. The singer's happiness is now intertwined with the lover's presence, making them feel complete and alive. 'Autocardiograma' beautifully captures the essence of love as a life-sustaining force, using medical and anatomical imagery to convey the depth of emotional connection and the joy it brings.