Inventos (part. Emanero)

In 'Inventos,' Giros, featuring Emanero, delves into the complex emotions of love, loss, and the struggle to move on. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with the aftermath of a relationship, caught between the desire to forget and the hope that their partner might return. The opening lines set the tone, with the protagonist following the 'rastro de tus ojos' (trace of your eyes), indicating a lingering attachment and the difficulty of letting go. The plea for 'un poco de aire, un poco de libertad' (a bit of air, a bit of freedom) underscores the suffocating nature of their current emotional state.

The chorus highlights the protagonist's internal conflict, as they remain 'creyendo que vos vas a volver' (believing that you will come back), despite the 'frío siempre en las manos' (cold always in the hands) that both soothes and wounds them. This duality of comfort and pain is a recurring theme, reflecting the bittersweet memories that haunt them. The imagery of 'llenando cada hueco y espacio' (filling every gap and space) during the nights without their partner emphasizes the emptiness and longing that pervades their existence.

Emanero's verse introduces a philosophical perspective, questioning whether pain and love are mere inventions of the mind. The idea that 'el dolor es un invento' (pain is an invention) suggests a preordained suffering, while 'el amor también es algo inventado' (love is also something invented) presents love as a beautiful yet potentially destructive force. The verse concludes with the realization that forgetting the past love might be the best course of action, even though the desire to understand and reconnect remains a persistent torment. This introspective journey through the highs and lows of human emotion makes 'Inventos' a poignant exploration of the delicate balance between love and pain.