1 de Abril

Plutónio's '1 de Abril' delves into the intricacies of a romantic relationship marked by love, desire, and the struggle for autonomy. The song's title, which translates to 'April 1st,' could be a reference to April Fool's Day, suggesting that there might be elements of deception or disbelief within the relationship. The lyrics oscillate between moments of intimacy and the subsequent emotional drama that the artist wishes to avoid, highlighting the tension between connection and freedom.

The song's narrative explores the expectations placed on men and women in love. It questions what a woman might expect from a man who is already involved with someone else, and vice versa. Plutónio describes a relationship that is physically satisfying but emotionally draining, as the drama that follows their encounters makes him feel trapped. This sentiment is reinforced by the metaphor of gambling, where he risks small amounts hoping for greater returns, mirroring the gamble he takes in love. The relationship is depicted as stagnant, with a back-and-forth dynamic that lacks progression.

The latter part of the song shifts to a more tender depiction of the relationship, referring to the woman as 'Cinderella' and acknowledging the beauty of their moments together. However, the recurring theme of possessiveness and negativity suggests a love that is suffocating. Plutónio's desire for independence is clear as he speaks of putting his phone on airplane mode to escape her overbearing nature. The song captures the duality of wanting to be in love while also yearning for personal freedom and the challenges that arise when these two desires conflict.