Alucinante

Emmanuel Horvilleur's song 'Alucinante' delves into the complexities and illusions of a tumultuous romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that is both intoxicating and destructive. The opening lines, 'No estás apta para salir, mira tus ojos como están,' suggest a state of disarray, both physically and emotionally. The protagonist has given their heart to their partner, only to feel that it has been misused or taken for granted, as indicated by the metaphor 'te lo fumaras' (you smoked it). This imagery sets the tone for a relationship filled with misunderstandings and unmet expectations.

The recurring phrase 'Alucinante usted' (You are amazing) is laced with irony. While the partner appears to be reassuring and confident, saying 'me dice que esta todo okay' (tells me everything is okay), the reality is far from it. The protagonist is aware of the facade, recognizing that their relationship cannot return to what it once was. This duality between appearance and reality is a central theme, highlighting the emotional turmoil and the sense of betrayal felt by the protagonist.

The song also touches on themes of self-deception and denial. Lines like 'Jamás me vas a confesar la historia que nunca pasó' (You will never confess the story that never happened) and 'tu veneno tiene efecto' (your poison has an effect) suggest a partner who is unwilling to face the truth, further complicating the relationship. The imagery of being 'desnuda como cuando te venís' (naked like when you come) adds a layer of vulnerability and raw emotion, emphasizing the deep connection and the subsequent pain of disillusionment. Ultimately, 'Alucinante' is a poignant exploration of love's illusions and the harsh reality that often lies beneath the surface.