Unveiling the Depths of Devotion in 'El Tesoro'

The song 'El Tesoro' by El Mato A Un Policia Motorizado, an indie rock band from Argentina, delves into the theme of unrequited love and the persistence of affection despite indifference. The lyrics express a deep and continuous thought about someone, questioning what might be wrong with such an obsession. The repetition of 'Ah, paso todo el dia pensando en vos' (Ah, I spend all day thinking about you) emphasizes the singer's relentless focus on the object of their affection.

The protagonist of the song seems to be apologizing for their presence, suggesting a sense of insecurity or unworthiness, as they are not sure if their feelings are reciprocated ('Pensé que habías preguntado por mí' - I thought you had asked about me). Despite this uncertainty, there is a willingness to stay and support the person they love, even in defeat ('Cuidarte siempre a vos en la derrota'). This selfless dedication is likened to a treasure that is sinking, perhaps symbolizing the value and rarity of such devotion, which is not fully appreciated or is being lost.

The closing lines, 'Es la depresión sin épica, La depresión sin épica' (It's depression without epicness), might reflect the mundane and unglamorous reality of one-sided love. The song captures the melancholy of loving without the grandeur of mutual passion, highlighting the quiet despair that often accompanies unacknowledged feelings. The artist's indie rock style, known for its emotional rawness and simplicity, effectively conveys the song's intimate and poignant message.

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  1. El Tesoro
  2. Mujeres Bellas y Fuertes
  3. Más o Menos Bien
  4. El Perro
  5. La celebracíon del fuego
  6. El Mundo Extraño
  7. El Universo
  8. Noches buenas
  9. Fuego
  10. Amigo Piedra
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