Invisibles

The song 'Invisibles' by Soy Luna, a character from the Argentine telenovela 'Soy Luna', captures the poignant feeling of unrequited love and the sense of invisibility that can accompany it. The lyrics express the frustration and longing of someone who feels unnoticed and ignored by the object of their affection. The repeated use of the word 'invisibles' underscores the theme of feeling unseen and the emotional pain that comes with it.

The song's narrative is built around the idea of unacknowledged feelings and the desire for connection. The lyrics 'Que miran sus ojos / Que ya ni nos ven' suggest that the person they are interested in is looking elsewhere, oblivious to their presence. This feeling of being transparent, as if one doesn't exist to the other person, is a common experience in unrequited love scenarios. The chorus, with its emphasis on being 'invisibles' and 'amores imposibles', highlights the hopelessness of longing for someone who seems 'irresistible' yet remains indifferent.

The emotional resonance of 'Invisibles' is amplified by its musical composition, which typically blends pop elements with Latin rhythms, characteristic of the music from 'Soy Luna'. The song's catchy melody contrasts with the melancholic theme, creating a bittersweet atmosphere that many listeners can relate to. The repeated lines 'Insensibles, imposibles, una ilusión' drive home the message that the love they yearn for is an illusion, a dream that is unlikely to become reality. The song speaks to the universal experience of yearning for someone who doesn't reciprocate one's feelings, and the loneliness that ensues.