Como Un Fantasma

Zapato 3's song 'Como Un Fantasma' delves into the intense and almost supernatural experience of love and obsession. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a lover who likens themselves to a ghost, appearing in the beloved's room to share intimate moments. This spectral metaphor suggests a presence that is both ethereal and inescapable, highlighting the depth of the emotional connection and the sense of being haunted by love. The repetition of 'como un fantasma' emphasizes the persistent and pervasive nature of this feeling, as if the lover is an omnipresent force in the beloved's life.

The chorus, 'He perdido la razon,' which translates to 'I have lost my mind,' underscores the overwhelming impact of this love. The repeated declaration of losing one's reason suggests a descent into madness driven by the intensity of the emotions involved. This loss of rationality can be seen as both a surrender to the power of love and a recognition of its potentially destructive nature. The song captures the duality of love as both enchanting and consuming, capable of making one feel alive yet out of control.

Further, the lyrics describe the lover as a spell or enchantment, present in every thought and desire of the beloved. This magical imagery reinforces the idea of love as an all-encompassing force that transcends the ordinary. The command to 'abre tus sentidos' or 'open your senses' invites the beloved to fully embrace this supernatural connection. The notion of multiplying oneself to be with the beloved 'cada noche y cada dia' (every night and every day) speaks to the relentless and undying nature of this love, suggesting a bond that defies the constraints of time and space.