Encerrados

In 'Encerrados,' Zarcort captures the essence of a unique period marked by quarantine, blending it with themes of love and intimacy. The song opens with an invitation to embrace the quarantine with a positive attitude, encouraging listeners to find joy and connection despite the isolation. The lyrics emphasize the importance of living in the moment and cherishing the time spent with loved ones, even when the world outside is on pause. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Vamos a pasar esta cuarentena con el mayor flow posible,' which translates to 'Let's spend this quarantine with the greatest flow possible.'

The song delves deeper into the personal experience of being confined with a loved one. Zarcort paints a vivid picture of a cozy, intimate setting where the outside world fades away, leaving only the warmth of companionship. The lyrics, 'Solos tú y yo y la botella de invitados,' highlight the simplicity and beauty of being together, just the two of them and a bottle, creating a sense of exclusivity and closeness. This intimate portrayal is further emphasized by the desire to stay in this moment forever, as expressed in 'Yo no quiero volver a la vida que tenía antes de ayer,' meaning 'I don't want to go back to the life I had before yesterday.'

Zarcort also touches on the transformative power of love and how it can make one feel imprisoned yet blissfully content. The metaphor of being in a 'cárcel' (prison) for the sake of love, with the partner as the 'alcaide' (warden), illustrates the paradox of feeling both confined and liberated by love. This duality is a central theme in the song, reflecting the complex emotions experienced during quarantine. The repeated desire to stay home and enjoy the simple pleasures of being together underscores the song's message of finding happiness and meaning in the present moment, regardless of external circumstances.