DE PLASTILINA (part. Pepe y Vizio)

Lola Indigo's song "DE PLASTILINA (feat. Pepe y Vizio)" delves into the emotional journey of love, heartbreak, and the subsequent healing process. The title itself, which translates to 'Of Play-Doh,' metaphorically represents the malleability and fragility of the emotions involved in a romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who once viewed their partner's affection as genuine and solid, only to realize that it was as moldable and transient as plastilina (play-doh).

The song's narrator reflects on the naivety of believing in the partner's lies, comparing their own hopefulness to that of a child. This innocence is shattered by the realization that the love they were waiting for has become 'agua pasá' (water under the bridge), indicating that it's time to move on and that there's no turning back. The imagery of crying a river over the wait for the partner's love emphasizes the depth of the narrator's emotional investment and the pain of disappointment.

Despite the heartache, the song also conveys a sense of resilience and self-discovery. The narrator acknowledges the pain but chooses to let go, symbolized by releasing an anchor that was holding them back. The lyrics suggest a journey towards self-love and empowerment, as the narrator learns to love the vibrancy of life itself, represented by the colorful street and the air that becomes their song. The transformation from despair to self-acceptance and the realization that what was thought to be love was not, marks a poignant moment of growth and healing.