En forma de pez

Los Prisioneros' song 'En forma de pez' delves into the intense desire for eternal togetherness and isolation from the outside world. The lyrics express a longing to remain in a secluded space with a loved one, away from the prying eyes and interruptions of society. The repeated wish to stay in the room and never leave underscores a deep yearning for a timeless, uninterrupted connection. This sentiment is further emphasized by the metaphor of 'amarnos en forma de pez' (loving each other in the form of fish), suggesting a fluid, boundless love that can move freely within the confines of their private world.

The imagery of glass walls ('paredes de vidrio') adds a layer of fragility and transparency to their secluded existence. It symbolizes a delicate balance between being together and the vulnerability of their isolation. The idea of time freezing and the absence of sound except for the lover's voice creates a surreal, almost dreamlike atmosphere where nothing else matters but their bond. This notion of a frozen moment in time highlights the desire to escape the harsh realities and pressures of the outside world, creating a sanctuary where their love can thrive without interference.

The song also touches on the pain of separation, with lines like 'Si separarnos es tan cruel, yo quedo sangrando hasta volverte a ver' (If separating is so cruel, I am left bleeding until I see you again). This vivid imagery conveys the emotional agony of being apart, reinforcing the theme of an all-consuming love that cannot bear to be divided. The repeated plea to never leave and the declaration that nothing else matters without the loved one encapsulate the essence of the song: a profound, almost desperate desire for eternal unity and the rejection of a world that exists outside their intimate bubble.