Amores Incompletos

The song 'Amores Incompletos' by the Chilean rock band Los Tres delves into the emotional aftermath of unresolved and incomplete relationships. The lyrics speak of the numerous incomplete loves the narrator has experienced, which continue to haunt and pain him. The repetition of the phrase 'Aún me penan' (they still hurt me) emphasizes the lingering emotional impact these relationships have left on his psyche.

The song's verses describe the debilitating effect of these incomplete loves, suggesting that they have drained the narrator's vitality and enthusiasm ('Fusilado mis Ganas'). The imagery of drying up and dying 'irremediably' paints a picture of a person who is withering away emotionally due to the accumulation of these failed relationships. The mention of 'errores' (mistakes) and 'agrietaron ilusiones' (cracked illusions) implies that these relationships were damaged by mistakes and led to shattered dreams and expectations.

The latter part of the song introduces a more direct accusation towards the object of these incomplete loves. The narrator feels broken and beaten without the other person's awareness or empathy ('Sin mirarme', 'Sin Sentirte'). The soul of the other is invoked, and there's a sense of twisting in pain ('Con el mal se retuerce'), which could symbolize the torment and confusion that accompany the end of a relationship. Overall, 'Amores Incompletos' is a poignant reflection on the scars left by love that never fully blossomed or healed, and the struggle to move past the emotional turmoil they cause.