Asteroide

Zoé's song 'Asteroide' is a poetic exploration of love, intimacy, and the ephemeral nature of human connections, all set against a cosmic backdrop. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a romantic encounter that feels otherworldly, as if the lovers are traveling through space on an asteroid. The imagery of a 'stereo-cuerpo lunar' and 'viajas sobre una asteroide' suggests a surreal, almost dreamlike experience, where the physical and emotional connection transcends earthly boundaries.

The recurring theme of traveling on an asteroid symbolizes the transient and unpredictable nature of relationships. The line 'clavando tus espinas contra el órbite, de un planeta alado' evokes a sense of both beauty and pain, as the lovers navigate their way through the cosmos, leaving marks on each other and the world around them. This metaphor highlights the impact that intimate connections can have, even if they are fleeting.

The song also touches on the difficulty of communication and the desire to erase one's past. The protagonist's struggle to articulate their feelings ('pensé en decirte tanto, pero no pude articular') and the wish to 'borrar mi rastro' reflect a longing for a fresh start, free from the weight of previous experiences. The imagery of the spaceship slowly breaking apart ('la nave se destroza lentamente') serves as a poignant reminder of the impermanence of these moments, urging listeners to cherish the beauty and intensity of love, even if it is short-lived.