Vas A Ver

Los Pettinellis' song 'Vas A Ver' delves into the complex emotions of love, loneliness, and existential contemplation. The lyrics open with a vivid image of the singer oscillating between seeing their partner and themselves, suggesting a deep connection yet a simultaneous sense of self-awareness. This duality is further emphasized by the 'dulzura' or sweetness that paradoxically causes distress, hinting at the bittersweet nature of love. The night-time conversations that induce sweating could symbolize the intense, sometimes overwhelming, emotional exchanges that occur in intimate relationships.

The song also touches on the themes of death and solitude, describing the effort to protect oneself from these inevitable aspects of life as a 'dirty job.' This phrase underscores the difficulty and perhaps the unpleasantness of confronting such profound fears. The reassurance found in the partner's words contrasts with the mocking laughter of a bird, possibly representing the futility or absurdity of trying to find meaning in a chaotic world. The recurring mention of 'the light at the end' suggests a glimmer of hope or a final resolution, whether it be in love or in life itself.

As the song progresses, the singer measures the distances between themselves and their partner, indicating a fluctuating closeness and separation. The 'law of ice' towards death and loneliness implies a cold, detached approach to these fears, yet the partner's words have the power to 'sanctify' or purify the singer. The repeated line 'Vas a ver' (You will see) serves as a mantra, perhaps urging patience and faith in the face of uncertainty. The enigmatic reference to a rock speaking and teaching what to expect could symbolize a search for wisdom or stability in an unpredictable world.