Opening
Axolotes Mexicanos Lyrics

The lyrics of the song "Opening" by Axolotes Mexicanos depict the singer's frustration and discomfort with a person they encounter frequently. The repeated reference to "la chapa que me das" (the tag you give me) suggests that the person's behavior or conversation style is irritating and intolerable to the singer. This tag symbolizes the negative impression or energy that this person brings into the singer's life when they start speaking.

The singer expresses a strong desire to escape from this person's presence and seeks solace by going to their home, taking medication (Orfidal), and contemplating ways to avoid encountering this individual. The mention of going to an island to never see them again and wanting to erase themselves from social media and the planet altogether reflects the extreme lengths the singer is willing to go to in order to avoid this person and find peace.

The lyrics also express a sense of hopelessness and resignation as the singer acknowledges that despite everyone else also finding this person insufferable, they never seem to leave or give the singer a break. The desperation in lines like "Y aunque nadie te soporte, y cada vez se note más, nunca te vas" (even though no one can stand you, and it becomes more and more noticeable, you never leave) conveys a sense of entrapment and frustration at being unable to escape from this person's presence.

Furthermore, the lyrics highlight the contrast between the person's outward appearance of confidence and celebration ("una fiesta") and the negative impact they have on the singer, likening their presence to a funeral, causing the singer to feel overwhelmed with sadness. The repeated questioning of why the singer sees this person every day despite the vastness of the city emphasizes the suffocating nature of their presence and the inability to avoid them, ultimately leading to the conclusion that the tag this person gives the singer is unbearable.