Guitarra Comunista

El Mato A Un Policia Motorizado's song 'Guitarra Comunista' delves into themes of admiration, unworthiness, and the elusive nature of perfection. The lyrics paint a picture of a woman who is deeply engrossed in her own world, symbolized by her 'guitarra roja' (red guitar). This guitar could be a metaphor for her passion, individuality, or even her political beliefs, given the song's title. The color red often symbolizes both love and revolution, adding layers to her character. She hides the cable and TV, perhaps indicating a rejection of mainstream culture or a desire for a simpler, more authentic life.

The narrator is captivated by her, acknowledging her perfection and feeling that no one, including himself, deserves her. This sense of unworthiness is a recurring theme, as he repeats that 'nadie la merece' (no one deserves her). Despite considering himself 'el mejor' (the best), he still feels inadequate. This could reflect a broader commentary on how we often idolize others to the point of feeling inferior, even when we have our own strengths and qualities.

The departure of the narrator's friends, who say they won't return, adds a layer of isolation and perhaps a sense of loss. It suggests that his obsession with this unattainable figure has cost him his social connections. The line 'mientras no mienta estara todo bien' (as long as she doesn't lie, everything will be fine) hints at a fragile trust or a conditional relationship, further complicating the dynamics between the narrator and the woman he admires. Overall, 'Guitarra Comunista' is a poignant exploration of idealization, self-worth, and the complexities of human relationships.