Inventó

Erreway's song 'Inventó' delves into the profound emotions of love, loss, and the inevitable pain that accompanies them. The lyrics reflect a deep contemplation on the nature of these feelings, questioning why such painful experiences exist. The song opens with the singer pondering the creation of the sea and the horizon, metaphorically linking these vast, endless elements to the boundless nature of love and the distance that can grow between lovers. The sea and horizon serve as symbols of the infinite possibilities and the inevitable separation that love can bring.

As the song progresses, the focus shifts to the concept of 'adiós' (goodbye), 'olvido' (forgetting), and 'distancia' (distance). These elements are portrayed as inventions, almost as if they were deliberately created to inflict pain. The repeated questioning of who invented these painful experiences underscores the singer's struggle to understand and accept the end of a relationship. The lyrics suggest a sense of injustice, as the singer feels undeserving of the 'dolor final' (final pain) that accompanies the end of love.

The song also touches on the idea of lies and their role in prolonging love. When the singer is without their loved one, they come to understand that lies exist to make love last a little longer, hinting at the bittersweet nature of love's endurance. This reflection adds a layer of complexity to the song, suggesting that even the falsehoods we tell ourselves and others are part of the intricate dance of love and loss. 'Inventó' is a poignant exploration of the emotional landscape of love, capturing the beauty and the heartbreak that come with it.