Canción de Amor (part. Pitizion)

TIMØ's 'Canción de Amor (feat. Pitizion)' is a poignant exploration of disillusionment with love and the pain of heartbreak. The song opens with a confession of being the 'idiot' who fell in love and believed in a fantasy, only to be let down. This sets the tone for a narrative that blames the other person for the emotional turmoil, symbolized by the protagonist's retreat into drinking. The repeated line 'es culpa de ella' (it's her fault) underscores the sense of betrayal and the struggle to cope with the aftermath of a failed relationship.

The chorus reveals a deeper cynicism towards the concept of love itself. The protagonist expresses exhaustion with love songs and the idealized portrayals of love in media, which promise a 'forever' that doesn't exist. This sentiment is echoed in the lines 'Nada es para siempre' (nothing is forever) and 'Míranos a nosotros dos' (look at us two), highlighting the contrast between romanticized love and harsh reality. The request for another drink signifies a desire to numb the pain and forget the disillusionment.

Pitizion's verse adds another layer to the narrative, acknowledging that love requires effort and daily nurturing. However, the protagonist's current state of mind is one of disbelief in love, seeking solace in tequila instead. The repetition of 'se necesitan dos' (it takes two) emphasizes the mutual effort required for love, which is now absent. The song concludes with a resigned acceptance that they are no longer a pair, reinforcing the theme of love's impermanence and the emotional toll of its loss.