Añejo W

The song 'Añejo W' by Los Caligaris, an Argentinian band known for their eclectic mix of ska, rock, and other musical styles, tells a poignant story of love, sacrifice, and eventual heartbreak. The lyrics speak from the perspective of someone who has given everything for love, only to be left with the bitter remnants of that relationship.

The protagonist recounts how they were so deeply in love that they were willing to change their habits, such as giving up drinking, and even losing their sense of self for the sake of their partner. They invested emotionally and financially, going as far as committing crimes to fulfill their partner's desires. However, with the clarity of hindsight, the protagonist realizes they were ensnared by their lover's 'trap,' suggesting a one-sided relationship where they were exploited and eventually discarded. The death of the puppy, a symbol of their affection and innocence, underscores the tragedy of the protagonist's situation, leaving them alone with nothing but a bottle of 'añejo w'—a metaphor for their aged and deepened sorrow.

The song's narrative is a cautionary tale about the dangers of losing oneself in a relationship and the pain of unreciprocated love. It also touches on themes of manipulation and the lengths one might go to for the person they love, even to their own detriment. The melancholic tone of the song is reflective of the emotional journey from blind devotion to the sobering aftermath of a love gone wrong.