Beso fatal

Difuntos Correa's song "Beso fatal" delves into the complexities of deception, love, and the inevitable consequences that follow. The lyrics open with a reflection on lies, suggesting that those who lie are often in search of something elusive, something that isn't the truth. This sets the stage for a narrative filled with broken promises and unfulfilled desires. The metaphor of selling poison to fill promises that couldn't be emptied highlights the destructive nature of deceit and the hollow attempts to cover up the truth.

The chorus introduces a poignant image of giving a piece of one's soul to someone, only to lose it. The reference to "carita de jasmín" (little jasmine face) adds a layer of tenderness and innocence to the recipient of this soul fragment. However, this act of giving is overshadowed by the fatal kiss, a symbol of a doomed relationship. The idea of hiding behind branches and resurrecting faith through a fatal kiss suggests a clandestine love affair that is both passionate and destructive. The interplay between light and darkness, where light marks the time of darkness, underscores the cyclical nature of hope and despair in the relationship.

As the song progresses, the passage of time is depicted as swift and unforgiving, with wine aging the protagonist and salt seeping into their blood. The fading memory of the loved one and the city’s remnants filling the protagonist's mind illustrate the erosion of past emotions and experiences. The repetition of giving everything until the end of the night signifies a relentless, almost desperate, commitment to the relationship despite its fatal nature. "Beso fatal" is a haunting exploration of love's darker side, where deception, loss, and the passage of time intertwine to create a poignant narrative.