Amor de plástico inflamable

Don Lunfardo Y El Señor Otario's song "Amor de plástico inflamable" delves into the ephemeral and deceptive nature of a romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that seemed promising but ultimately proved to be hollow and transient. The protagonist reflects on his deep hope and emotional investment, only to be left heartbroken by a partner who casually discards him with a dismissive farewell. The metaphor of "inflatable plastic love" suggests a love that is artificial, easily punctured, and ultimately disposable.

The recurring lines "Te vas, te vas..." emphasize the partner's pattern of leaving and moving on to the next person, creating a collection of fleeting relationships. This cycle of abandonment highlights the superficiality and lack of genuine connection in the partner's actions. The protagonist's frustration and resignation are palpable as he acknowledges being left for another "bobo" (fool), only to be replaced again and again.

The imagery of "besos masticables" (chewable kisses) further underscores the insincerity of the partner's affection. These kisses are described as something that can be easily consumed and discarded, much like the partner's love. The warning to others not to be fooled by this "inflatable plastic love" serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of falling for someone who offers only superficial and temporary affection. The song's melancholic tone and repetitive structure reflect the protagonist's sense of inevitability and his struggle to break free from this cycle of unfulfilling relationships.