Invisible

Jesse & Joy's song 'Invisible' delves into the profound feelings of being unseen and unheard in a relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is suffering in silence, yearning for the attention and recognition of their beloved. The repeated imagery of tears and silent suffering underscores the emotional pain of feeling invisible to someone who means the world to them. The song's protagonist is desperate for their partner to see beyond the surface and understand their true self, highlighting a deep-seated need for emotional connection and validation.

The chorus emphasizes the frustration and heartache of being overlooked. The lines 'Si me pudieras conocer, si vieras dentro de mi ser' (If you could know me, if you could see inside my being) and 'Que no soy invisible' (That I am not invisible) are a poignant plea for acknowledgment. This repetition reinforces the central theme of the song: the struggle to be seen and understood by someone who seems oblivious to their presence and feelings. The metaphor of 'eyes that do not see' and a 'heart that wants to be' further illustrates the disconnect between the protagonist's inner world and their partner's perception.

The song also touches on the paradox of visibility and invisibility. Despite being physically present, the protagonist feels like 'nothing' and expresses a sense of existential despair. The line 'Soy como la nada, no necesito desaparecer' (I am like nothing, I don't need to disappear) captures the essence of feeling invisible even when one is right in front of the other person. This emotional turmoil is compounded by the realization that their partner, although looking at them, fails to truly see them. The song concludes with a glimmer of hope, suggesting that there is nothing to lose and everything to gain if the partner could finally recognize their presence and worth.