Contacto Cero (part. LAGOS)

In 'Contacto Cero,' Matisse (MX) featuring LAGOS delves into the emotional turmoil of a breakup, capturing the essence of the struggle to move on from a past relationship. The song opens with a reflection on how the relationship reached its breaking point, despite the initial hopes and dreams. The lyrics, 'Huyendo de lo que tanto pedimos,' suggest a sense of irony and confusion, as the couple finds themselves running away from what they once desired. This sets the stage for a narrative of pain and the difficult journey of healing.

The chorus, 'Me va a doler, pero es peor quedarme,' highlights the internal conflict of the protagonist. They acknowledge the pain of leaving but recognize that staying would be even more detrimental. The use of alcohol, 'whiskey, vodka,' symbolizes an attempt to numb the pain and forget the physical and emotional connection they once shared. The repetition of 'Voy un día a la vez' emphasizes the day-by-day struggle of coping with the loss and the uncertainty of the future.

The song also touches on the haunting memories of the past, with references to 'París' and 'aquel video frente al espejo.' These memories serve as a reminder of the love that once was, making it even harder to let go. The repeated lines, 'Si me tocas, sé que vuelvo a caer,' and 'Si me hablas, vuelvo a caer,' underscore the fragility of the protagonist's resolve. The fear of relapse into the emotional dependency on their ex-lover is palpable, making 'Contacto Cero' a poignant exploration of the complexities of heartbreak and the arduous path to emotional recovery.