Los Toros En La Wii (Fantástico)

Love of Lesbian's song 'Los Toros En La Wii (Fantástico)' delves into the quest for happiness and the inherent vulnerability of human existence. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a dreamlike journey, where the protagonist searches for a 'happy world' far from their current reality. This search leads them to philosophical musings, referencing figures like Buddha and Schopenhauer, and literary works by Murakami. These references highlight the complexity of defining happiness, suggesting that it is not found in self-help books or philosophical doctrines but in fleeting, profound moments shared with others.

The song's chorus emphasizes the duality of human nature, describing people as 'dispersed, vulnerable' and part of an 'unstable universe.' This reflects the existential theme that runs through the song, acknowledging the fragility and unpredictability of life. The imagery of laughter turning into tears and the surreal transformation of faces into 'deformed and ovoid' shapes further underscores the instability and absurdity of existence. The protagonist's inability to move forward or backward, instead ascending into the air, symbolizes a state of limbo, caught between different states of being.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics take a more personal turn, focusing on the intimate connection between the protagonist and their partner. The metaphor of 'domesticating' oneself and the playful reference to 'Toros en la Wii' suggest a resistance to conformity and a desire to embrace one's true nature. The closing lines, where the protagonist expresses a wish to be reborn as a baby to remain eternally close to their lover, encapsulate the longing for a pure, unblemished connection. This blend of existential reflection and personal intimacy makes 'Los Toros En La Wii (Fantástico)' a poignant exploration of the human condition.