Ese Oscuro Objeto Del Deseo

Vertigogo's song "Ese Oscuro Objeto Del Deseo" delves into the raw and unfiltered aspects of human desire and passion. The lyrics invite the listener to embrace their instincts and let go of societal norms and expectations. The song opens with a call to look deeper, to see beyond the surface, suggesting that true understanding comes from experiencing rather than knowing. This sets the stage for a journey into the depths of desire, where words are unnecessary, and actions speak louder.

The recurring theme of letting go and surrendering to the moment is evident throughout the song. Phrases like "Relájate y déjate hacer" (Relax and let it happen) and "No digas nada, sólo besa y calla" (Don't say anything, just kiss and be quiet) emphasize the importance of living in the present and allowing oneself to be consumed by passion. The lyrics also play with the idea of danger and temptation, as seen in lines like "Puedes tocar y te puedes quemar" (You can touch, and you can get burned) and "Muerde la manzana" (Bite the apple), which evoke the biblical story of Adam and Eve and the allure of forbidden fruit.

The song's chorus highlights the complexity of desire, acknowledging that love is not a necessary component. The lines "Pero no te quiero, ni lo voy a hacer, El amor en esto qué tiene que ver" (But I don't love you, nor will I, What does love have to do with this) separate the physical from the emotional, focusing solely on the pleasure derived from the connection. This detachment is further emphasized by the imagery of two strangers on the same train, sharing an intimate moment without any emotional baggage. The song ultimately portrays desire as a powerful, consuming force that can burn from within, urging the listener to embrace it fully and without hesitation.