Antidepresivos

The song 'Antidepresivos' by Saiko (Trap) is a poignant reflection on the therapeutic nature of love and the deep connection between two people. The lyrics convey a message that the affection and intimacy shared with a loved one can serve as a powerful antidote to emotional distress, akin to antidepressants. The repeated line 'Tus besos son mis antidepresivos' (Your kisses are my antidepressants) emphasizes the idea that the presence and touch of a significant other can bring comfort and healing, surpassing the need for medication to cope with life's challenges.

The artist also touches on the theme of separation and the desire to overcome obstacles to be with the person they love. The lines 'Y si el mundo nos separa, juntamo' los camino'' (And if the world separates us, we join our paths) suggest a commitment to bridging any distance or differences that may arise. This sentiment is reinforced by the metaphorical comparisons to natural pairs such as the beach and the sea, or the moon and the sun, highlighting the inseparable bond between the lovers.

Furthermore, the song delves into the personal aspect of the artist's life, as Saiko (Trap) reveals his real name, Miguel, indicating a distinction between his stage persona and his true self. The lyrics 'No te gusta Saiko, tú te enamoraste de Miguel' (You don't like Saiko, you fell in love with Miguel) suggest a longing for authenticity and being loved for who he really is, not just the image he projects as an artist. This vulnerability adds depth to the song, as it explores the complexities of identity and the search for genuine connection.