Profugos

In 'Profugos,' RUGGERO delves into the complexities of a relationship marked by a sense of perpetual escape. The song opens with the acknowledgment of mutual complicity, suggesting that both parties are aware of their shared predicament. The line 'Al menos se que huyo porque amo' (At least I know I flee because I love) encapsulates the paradox of fleeing from something one deeply cares about. This need for 'distensión' (relaxation) and the feeling of being 'despierto' (awake) in a 'delirio de condenados' (delirium of the condemned) paints a vivid picture of emotional turmoil and existential angst.

The metaphor of 'un efecto residual' (a residual effect) and the decision to 'siempre tomare el desvio' (always take the detour) highlight the inevitability of their actions. The 'ruido blanco' (white noise) serves as an alarm, indicating underlying issues that cannot be ignored. Despite the honesty reflected in 'Tus ojos nunca mentiran' (Your eyes will never lie), the relationship is fraught with tension and unresolved conflicts.

The chorus, 'No seas tan cruel' (Don't be so cruel), repeated multiple times, underscores a plea for understanding and compassion. The phrase 'Siempre seremos profugos los dos' (We will always be fugitives) suggests a resigned acceptance of their fate. The imagery of 'carreteras sin sentido' (roads without meaning) and 'religiones sin motivo' (religions without reason) further emphasizes the sense of aimlessness and existential questioning. The song captures the essence of a relationship that, despite its challenges, remains bound by a shared sense of escape and survival.

RUGGERO's musical style, often characterized by its emotional depth and introspective lyrics, adds another layer of poignancy to 'Profugos.' The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the complexities of love and the feeling of being trapped in a cycle of escape and return.