Amor de Anticuario

Sofia Ellar's song "Amor de Anticuario" is a poetic exploration of breaking free from societal expectations and embracing one's true self. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life constrained by mundane routines and societal norms, symbolized by the "cuaderno de novelas rosas" and "oficinas de 4x4." These images represent a life that is predictable and confined, much like an antique that is admired but not truly lived. The mention of "llaves tan rotas" (broken keys) suggests a longing to unlock a different, more authentic life.

The song also delves into the theme of rejecting materialism and superficiality. The protagonist is described as a girl who is not "ahogada en codicias ni joyas de altar," indicating a rejection of greed and superficial values. Instead, she finds solace and freedom in nature, as depicted by the imagery of "los pies en la orilla" and "Cantabria y la Arnía." This contrast between the natural world and the artificial constraints of society highlights the protagonist's desire for a more meaningful existence.

The recurring motif of "peces de acuario" (aquarium fish) serves as a metaphor for people who are trapped in their own lives, unable to break free from societal expectations. The protagonist's plea to not be confined to an "acuario de cristal" (glass aquarium) underscores her desire for authenticity and freedom. The song ultimately conveys a powerful message about the importance of staying true to oneself and rejecting societal pressures in order to find true happiness.