Crisis Mentales

Pitizion’s song 'Crisis Mentales' is a heartfelt ode to the beauty of imperfect love. The lyrics delve into the complexities and rawness of a relationship that defies conventional norms. From the very beginning, Pitizion acknowledges that love is not easy, and she embraces the challenges that come with it. The line 'Pero es que a mí lo fácil no me gusta' (But I don't like easy things) sets the tone for a narrative that celebrates the authenticity and depth of a love that is far from picture-perfect.

The song explores the idea of fate versus coincidence in relationships, pondering whether their love was a matter of chance or destiny. This contemplation adds a layer of philosophical depth to the song, making listeners reflect on their own experiences with love. Pitizion’s admission that their love 'no vino con violines' (didn't come with violins) and that she doesn't resemble the idealized version of love often portrayed in movies, underscores the theme of embracing reality over fantasy. Her partner's tattoos and her own 'crisis mentales' (mental crises) symbolize their unique, flawed, and genuine selves, which they love and accept in each other.

The chorus, with its repetitive affirmation 'Este amor, amor, es del bueno' (This love, love, is the good kind), reinforces the message that true love is found in acceptance and understanding of each other's imperfections. Pitizion’s music style, often characterized by its emotional depth and relatability, shines through in this song. Her ability to convey vulnerability and strength simultaneously makes 'Crisis Mentales' a powerful anthem for anyone who has ever felt that their love story doesn't fit the traditional mold but is beautiful nonetheless.