Avisos Clasificados

In Luciano Pereyra's song "Avisos Clasificados," the artist delves into the theme of longing and the search for love through the metaphor of classified ads. The protagonist of the song is depicted as a dreamer, desperately waiting for a call that might change his life. He describes himself as a 'desocupado' (unemployed) without a salary or profession, yet he proudly claims to be a 'licenciado en las cosas del amor' (a graduate in the matters of love). This juxtaposition highlights the contrast between societal expectations of success and the personal value he places on love and emotional connection.

The chorus emphasizes his relentless search for someone who needs a 'corazón enamorado' (a loving heart). He is not interested in materialistic transactions or formal agreements, as he states, 'Yo no me vendo ni me regalo' (I don't sell myself nor give myself away). Instead, his sole desire is to be by the side of the one he loves. This sentiment is further reinforced by his actions of placing ads in all the newspapers, hoping to find someone who will become the owner of his dreams.

Luciano Pereyra's musical style, often characterized by romantic ballads and heartfelt lyrics, shines through in this song. The use of everyday language and relatable metaphors makes the song accessible and emotionally resonant. The narrative of a man willing to do anything for love, yet maintaining his dignity and self-worth, speaks to the universal human experience of seeking meaningful connections. The song's blend of vulnerability and determination creates a poignant portrayal of love's trials and tribulations.