Cómplices

Leonardo de Lozzane's song 'Cómplices' delves into the intricate dynamics of a relationship marked by both intimacy and deception. The lyrics express a deep yearning to understand and connect with the partner on a profound level. The opening lines, 'Solo una vez yo quisiera entrar en tu ser, ver lo que ves, tocar con tu piel,' reveal a desire to experience the world through the partner's perspective, to feel what they feel, and to bridge the emotional gap that exists between them. This longing for connection is juxtaposed with the acknowledgment of mutual deceit, as seen in the lines, 'descubrir si tú me mientes como te miento,' suggesting that both partners are complicit in a shared dishonesty.

The recurring imagery of reaching a peak and then jumping off without hesitation, 'Siempre que alcanzamos la cumbre, saltamos sin dudar,' symbolizes the highs and lows of their relationship. This metaphor captures the thrill and recklessness of their bond, where moments of intense connection are followed by inevitable falls. The chorus, 'Caemos despacio al mundo de ayer, andamos descalzos sin mojarnos los pies,' further emphasizes this cyclical nature. The act of falling slowly into the past world and walking barefoot without getting wet suggests a return to familiar patterns and a sense of vulnerability that comes with it.

'Cómplices' paints a picture of two individuals who are deeply intertwined, sharing the same flaws and struggles. The repeated line, 'Somos cómplices del mismo mal,' underscores their complicity in the same 'evil' or wrongdoing, highlighting the shared responsibility for the state of their relationship. The song's melancholic tone and reflective lyrics invite listeners to ponder the complexities of love, trust, and the human tendency to repeat past mistakes. Leonardo de Lozzane's emotive delivery and the song's haunting melody further enhance the introspective nature of the piece, making it a poignant exploration of the dualities within intimate relationships.