Del Uno a Diez

Fangoria's song 'Del Uno a Diez' delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship that has lost its spark and meaning. The lyrics paint a picture of a purgatorial state, where neither party is fully committed, and the relationship is stuck in a limbo. The phrase 'Ni mal ni bien, sino todo lo contrario' (Neither bad nor good, but quite the opposite) encapsulates this sense of indifference and stagnation. The protagonist acknowledges the futility of the situation, recognizing that any further commentary or effort is unnecessary and even counterproductive.

The chorus, 'Del uno al diez, no te daría ni un tres' (From one to ten, I wouldn't even give you a three), is a blunt assessment of the relationship's value. It highlights the protagonist's realization that their partner fails to understand the depth of their dissatisfaction. The decision to 'vivir al revés' (live in reverse) signifies a desire to break free from the conventional expectations and norms that have trapped them in this unsatisfying relationship. The protagonist's declaration of 'sin empezar ya terminé' (without starting, I've already finished) underscores the absurdity and finality of their decision to move on.

Fangoria, known for their eclectic mix of electronic and pop sounds, often explores themes of love, identity, and existential angst. In 'Del Uno a Diez,' they use vivid metaphors and a catchy melody to convey the emotional complexity of ending a relationship that has become more of a burden than a source of joy. The song's repetitive structure and emphatic delivery reinforce the protagonist's resolve to break free and start anew, even if it means embracing the absurdity of living life in reverse.