Veneno

In 'Veneno,' Super Auto delves into the complexities of a toxic relationship, where love and pain are intertwined. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a partner who is emotionally draining and indifferent to the singer's suffering. The phrase 'agua seca de tu amor' (dry water of your love) is a powerful metaphor that captures the emptiness and lack of nourishment in the relationship. Despite the emotional turmoil, the singer finds themselves unable to break free, highlighting the addictive nature of this toxic love.

The song's chorus, 'Es un veneno, tu amor es un veneno, sin embargo lo quiero para poder vivir' (It's a poison, your love is a poison, yet I want it to live), encapsulates the paradox of needing something harmful to feel alive. This contradiction is a common theme in many toxic relationships, where the highs and lows create a cycle that is hard to escape. The singer's acknowledgment of their partner's 'genio insoportable' (unbearable temper) and the conflicting feelings of wanting to embrace and leave them further emphasize the emotional rollercoaster they are on.

Super Auto's musical style, often characterized by its emotional depth and raw honesty, adds another layer to the song's impact. The repetitive nature of the lyrics mirrors the cyclical pattern of toxic relationships, where moments of affection are followed by pain and disappointment. 'Veneno' serves as a poignant reminder of the destructive power of toxic love and the difficulty of breaking free from its grasp.