Mujer de la Ingle inquieta

Txus Di Fellatio's song "Mujer de la Ingle Inquieta" delves into the life of a woman who has lost her innocence and now navigates a world of transactional relationships. The title itself, which translates to "Restless Groin Woman," sets the tone for a narrative steeped in melancholy and regret. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who no longer gives kisses without a contract, even if it's just a verbal agreement for a short while. This metaphor suggests that her affections are no longer freely given but are instead commodified.

The song continues to explore the woman's life, describing how she parks her dreams in anonymous bodies and turns her bed into an office where sex and sorrow are synonymous. The imagery of her bed as a place of both physical and emotional transactions highlights the emptiness and artificiality of her existence. The line "where the smell of fake becomes overwhelming" further emphasizes the inauthenticity that pervades her life.

The chorus refers to her as the "Queen of Champagne in a cheap apartment" and the "Princess of Silk in the boutique of disillusionment." These contrasting images underscore the disparity between her outward appearance and her inner reality. She has rented out her innocence and made a bad deal, leading to a life filled with regret and pain. The moon crying for her lost star symbolizes the deep sorrow and loss that accompany her choices. The song concludes by reflecting on how she lost her virginity and became the "Restless Groin Woman," encapsulating her transformation from innocence to a life of restless despair.