Infiernos

Panteón Rococó's song 'Infiernos' is a poignant exploration of nostalgia, longing, and the emotional turmoil of separation. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a midnight express journey, symbolizing a path through the emotional landscape of the narrator. The horizon and the city of Berlin serve as metaphors for distant memories and the physical and emotional distance between the narrator and their loved one. The recurring theme of nostalgia is palpable as the narrator's soul feels adormecida (numb) from the endless cycle of missing someone deeply.

The song delves into the narrator's internal struggle, questioning their purpose and the reason for their separation. The imagery of smoke and beer represents attempts to cope with the pain and the search for solace in fleeting moments. The narrator's journey through various places and crowds signifies a desperate search for a connection, hoping to find their loved one among the masses. The stage and the burning venue symbolize the intensity of their emotions and the cathartic release through music and expression.

As the song progresses, the narrator's anguish becomes more profound. The 'infierno' (hell) they refer to is a metaphor for their current state of suffering and longing. The absurdity of the city and the hope that it will make sense again once the pain is forgotten highlight the cyclical nature of their emotional journey. The repeated mention of 'una noche de abril' (a night in April) suggests a significant moment or memory that haunts the narrator. The song concludes with a sense of resignation and a desire for an end to the suffering, symbolized by the wish to die with the falling moon and stars, encapsulating the depth of their eternal love and despair.