tus ojos olvidaron llorar

Rojuu's song 'tus ojos olvidaron llorar' delves into themes of emotional numbness and detachment. The lyrics paint a picture of a person who is struggling to connect with their emotions and those of others. The repeated line 'Tus ojos olvidaron llorar' (Your eyes forgot how to cry) suggests a deep-seated emotional desensitization, where the individual can no longer express or feel pain in a way that is cathartic or healing. This numbness is further emphasized by the lines 'No hay sangre que caiga de ti' (There is no blood falling from you), indicating a lack of visible emotional wounds or expressions of hurt.

The song also touches on themes of materialism and escapism. References to 'Abrigos de piel' (fur coats), 'Anillos pa' mis dedos' (rings for my fingers), and 'mazo yenes' (a lot of yen) suggest a reliance on material possessions as a means to fill the emotional void. The mention of 'Me iré bastante lejos, supongo que estaré bien' (I will go far away, I suppose I will be fine) indicates a desire to escape from the current emotional state, seeking solace in physical distance rather than confronting the underlying issues.

Rojuu's lyrics also incorporate elements of surrealism and fantasy, with references to 'Neblisa vive en mí' (Neblisa lives in me) and 'Encuéntrame por bosque Hoia' (Find me in the Hoia forest). These lines create a dreamlike atmosphere, suggesting that the protagonist is navigating through a fog of confusion and uncertainty. The imagery of 'Voy a enterrar mi caparazón' (I will bury my shell) symbolizes a desire to shed protective layers and become more vulnerable, yet the overall tone of the song indicates that this is a challenging and perhaps unattainable goal.

The song's blend of emotional introspection, materialism, and surreal imagery creates a complex narrative that resonates with listeners who may have experienced similar feelings of detachment and the struggle to reconnect with their emotions.