Fotografia

Grupo Niche's song 'Fotografia' delves into the emotional turmoil of a long-distance relationship. The lyrics poignantly express the frustration and sadness of being separated from a loved one, with only photographs to bridge the gap. The opening lines, 'Como soportar verte en un papel,' set the tone for the song, highlighting the inadequacy of a mere image to convey the depth of feelings and the reality of the relationship. The singer grapples with the idea that a photograph cannot replace the physical presence and the genuine connection that comes from being together in person.

The chorus, 'No quiero fotografías, q solo suman kilómetros,' underscores the futility of relying on pictures to maintain a relationship. The repeated mention of 'kilómetros' emphasizes the physical distance that separates the lovers, making the relationship feel almost surreal and unattainable. The use of the term 'amor platónico' further accentuates the idea of a love that is idealized and distant, rather than tangible and real. This platonic love, while deeply felt, is marred by the irony of its unattainability, as expressed in the line 'esto resulta irónico.'

The song also touches on the difficulty of maintaining trust and understanding in a long-distance relationship. Lines like 'que lloraste por mi, no se si fue asi' reveal the doubts and uncertainties that creep in when communication is limited to letters and photographs. The phrase 'Papel y la tinta aguantan todo' suggests that written words can endure anything, but they cannot replace the authenticity of face-to-face interactions. Grupo Niche's 'Fotografia' is a heartfelt exploration of the challenges and ironies of loving someone from afar, capturing the essence of longing and the desire for genuine connection.