Displicente

In 'Displicente,' Pablo delves into the complexities of a deteriorating relationship, capturing the emotional distance and disconnection between two people who once shared a close bond. The song opens with a stark depiction of their strained coexistence, where every interaction is marked by discomfort and avoidance. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a couple who are physically present but emotionally absent, living a 'theater' of pretense day after day. This metaphor of a theatrical performance underscores the artificiality and facade they maintain to keep up appearances, despite the underlying turmoil.

The chorus highlights the paradox of their situation: they are 'dominated by attachment' yet find no peace in their togetherness. This attachment, however, is not enough to bridge the growing chasm between them. The desire for time and space is palpable, but neither is willing to voice it, leading to a silent suffering. The imagery of seeing a partner cry through a mirror, with 'red eyes' and a sense of fear, adds a layer of poignancy and helplessness. This moment of vulnerability contrasts sharply with the facade they maintain in social settings, where they act with 'naturalness' among friends, masking their true feelings.

Pablo's lyrics also touch on the theme of self-neglect, describing how one partner no longer takes care of themselves 'like before,' becoming 'displicente' or careless. This neglect is both a symptom and a cause of their relational decay. The duality of their existence—public composure versus private despair—creates a dissonance that erodes their love. The song poignantly captures the essence of a relationship in decline, where the inability to communicate and confront issues leads to a slow, painful unraveling of affection and connection.