Círculos en el Rio, Pt. 3

La Hermanastra más Fea's song 'Círculos en el Rio, Pt. 3' delves into the complex interplay between love, pain, and self-reflection. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of solitude and introspection, with phrases like 'laderas solas llenas de cera' (lonely slopes full of wax) and 'en tu vientre camino' (I walk in your womb) evoking a sense of isolation and vulnerability. The repetition of 'tardes no hay' (there are no afternoons) suggests a timeless, almost suspended state of being, where the protagonist is caught in a loop of emotional turmoil.

The song's chorus, 'No puedo creer que todo ha pasado después de tanto tiempo' (I can't believe everything has happened after so much time), reflects a deep sense of disbelief and lingering pain. The protagonist seems to be grappling with the passage of time and the weight of past experiences. The imagery of 'los días que flotan sobre mi' (the days that float over me) further emphasizes a feeling of being overwhelmed and disconnected from reality.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics shift to a more personal and intimate tone. The lines 'Te veo y me siento como aquel que está muriendo de la dicha porque tiene al lado a la mujer que ama' (I see you and I feel like someone dying of happiness because he has the woman he loves by his side) juxtapose the earlier themes of pain with moments of profound joy. However, this joy is tinged with sorrow, as the protagonist acknowledges their own struggles with depression and the impact it has on their relationship. The repeated phrase 'de tu dolor, mi depresión' (from your pain, my depression) encapsulates the intertwined nature of their emotional states, highlighting the complexity of their bond.