Trizas De Vos

Eterna Inocencia's song 'Trizas De Vos' delves into the emotional aftermath of a broken relationship, using vivid imagery and metaphors to convey the depth of the narrator's pain. The song opens with the delicate act of touching water, which symbolizes the fragility of the relationship. The image of the water shattering into a thousand pieces mirrors the narrator's own emotional state, suggesting that even the slightest touch can cause immense damage.

The lyrics continue to explore the theme of separation and loss. The 'aureolas creadas' or 'created halos' that fail to reach the narrator represent the lingering effects of the past relationship that no longer have the power to affect him directly. The fire and thirst mentioned in the song symbolize a burning desire and an unquenchable need, which are now left unfulfilled. The 'miles de orillas' or 'thousands of shores' evoke a sense of endless distance and separation, emphasizing the vast emotional gap between the two individuals.

As the song progresses, the narrator reflects on the past, revealing how the relationship once gave him strength and passion, which have now disappeared. The 'halo de pasión' transforming into an 'old wound' signifies how what was once a source of joy and energy has become a painful memory that keeps them apart. The repeated imagery of touching water, both softly and sadly, underscores the fragility and sorrow of the situation. The song concludes with a sense of longing for the tranquility and full moons they used to share, highlighting the deep sense of loss and yearning for what once was.