Fantasias

Valentín Elizalde's song 'Fantasias' delves into the complex emotions and thoughts that arise when contemplating infidelity and the allure of forbidden desires. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a couple tired of their routine, yearning for something new and exciting. The idea of 'flying to a new world' symbolizes the desire to escape the mundane and explore uncharted territories in their relationship, even if it means being with other people.

The song's narrative is driven by the curiosity and temptation of experiencing intimacy with someone else. Lines like 'Tu con otro yo con otra' (You with another, me with another) and 'Como sera besarte en otra boca' (What will it be like to kiss another mouth) highlight the fantasies that occupy their minds. These thoughts are described as 'a little crazy,' suggesting that while the idea is thrilling, it is also fraught with uncertainty and potential consequences.

Despite societal norms and the potential judgment from others, the characters in the song are willing to indulge in these fantasies, driven by a desire for pleasure and new experiences. The repeated mention of 'fantasias' (fantasies) underscores the theme of escapism and the human tendency to dream about what could be, even if it means stepping outside the boundaries of their current reality. Ultimately, the song leaves the listener pondering whether these fantasies are merely a temporary escape or if they reveal deeper truths about their desires and relationships.