Invisibilidad

Leo Quinteros' song 'Invisibilidad' delves into the existential struggles of feeling lost and disconnected in a world that often demands conformity. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone grappling with the passage of time and the loss of youthful exuberance. The 'comezon de aquellos años perdidos' (itch of those lost years) suggests a longing for the past, while the silence that 'molesta' (bothers) indicates a discomfort with the present state of being. The protagonist no longer receives invitations to dance as frequently, symbolizing a decline in social engagement and perhaps a sense of fading relevance.

The recurring theme of preferring to stay asleep and dream of something indestructible highlights a desire to escape reality. This dream represents an ideal or a hope that remains untouched by the harshness of life. The act of 'perderte en la gente' (losing yourself in the crowd) to gain invisibility speaks to the wish to blend in and avoid standing out, a common sentiment for those feeling overwhelmed by societal expectations. The struggle to 'tratar de parecer normal' (try to seem normal) underscores the pressure to conform and the internal conflict it creates.

The chorus, with its commands to 'no pienses, no dudes, no vueles' (don't think, don't doubt, don't fly), reflects a societal push towards mediocrity and suppression of individuality. The repetition of 'no cambias, no cambias tu' (you don't change, you don't change) suggests a resignation to one's current state, despite the internal desire for something more. Quinteros' poignant lyrics capture the essence of feeling invisible and the internal battle between the desire for normalcy and the yearning for something greater.