Cosas Perversas

La Monada's song 'Cosas Perversas' delves into the complex and often contradictory nature of romantic relationships, where love and darker desires intertwine. The lyrics reveal a relationship that is both passionate and tumultuous, characterized by a blend of affection and 'maldades' (mischiefs or wickedness) during intimate moments. The protagonist openly acknowledges their love, symbolized by the bouquet of roses, yet also admits to engaging in behaviors that might be considered morally ambiguous or even harmful in the context of their pleasure.

The song further explores the theme of indifference towards the partner's social activities, such as going out and drinking beer. This detachment highlights a focus on the physical and intimate aspects of the relationship rather than emotional or social connections. The repeated lines 'A mi nada nada nada de eso me interesa' (None of that interests me) emphasize this point, suggesting that the protagonist's primary concern is the intense physical connection they share.

Moreover, 'Cosas Perversas' touches on the idea of mutual dependency driven by physical satisfaction. The lyrics suggest that both partners are aware of the darker elements of their relationship but choose to stay because of the intense pleasure they derive from each other. The lines 'Sabes porque yo no te largo' (You know why I don't let you go) and 'Sabes porque tu a mi no me dejas' (You know why you don't leave me) underscore this mutual understanding and acceptance of their 'perverse' romance. The song paints a vivid picture of a relationship where love and lust are inseparably intertwined, creating a powerful yet potentially destructive bond.