Perfume (feat. Costa y Chus Santana)

Fusa Nocta's song 'Perfume' is a vivid narrative of personal liberation and defiance against past constraints, particularly in the context of a relationship. The repeated lines about wearing a perfume that the former partner despised serve as a metaphor for reclaiming one's identity and preferences, which were previously compromised or suppressed. This act of wearing the disliked perfume symbolizes a broader theme of embracing one's true self and rejecting the influence or control of others.

The lyrics also delve into themes of societal expectations and self-acceptance. The artist describes themselves as unconventional and rebellious ('Mis ojos son estrellas y mi piel la calle'), indicating a proud acceptance of their unique identity and lifestyle. This defiance extends to broader generational statements, contrasting their own generation's resilience and rawness with the perceived fragility of the previous one ('Si a tu generación le dicen de cristal, La mía es de canuto botella y mezcal').

Moreover, the song touches on themes of existential reflection and the internal struggle between societal norms and personal desires. The imagery of looking at the moon and feeling animalistic, or drinking rum to drown out sorrows, paints a picture of a person wrestling with their inner demons and societal judgments, yet ultimately finding a form of peace in self-acceptance and the decision to move forward without regrets ('Mírame a los ojos que no me arrepiento').