Dispara
Luna Ki Lyrics

The lyrics of Luna Ki's song "Dispara" delve into themes of longing, reminiscence, and the inability to move on from a past relationship. The opening lines, "Ya no me coloco, porque me acuerdo de ti" (I no longer get high, because I remember you), suggest that the singer used to seek refuge in substances to forget about their past love, but even without the drugs, memories of the person still haunt them.

As the song progresses, the singer sings to their reflection in the mirror, alluding to a sense of internal conflict. The line "Pero luego somos tres, con tu voz, adiós" (But then we are three, with your voice, goodbye) implies that the singer tries to escape their thoughts about the past lover, but their voice echoes within them, making it difficult to forget.

The chorus, "Dispara, que yo te visito en sueños / Dispara, que esta noche tu recuerdo / Dispara, que no puedo sin tu cuerpo / Dispara, lo siento, desconecto" (Shoot, and I will visit you in dreams / Shoot, because tonight your memory / Shoot, because I can't be without your body / Shoot, sorry, I disconnect), portrays the singer's desire to find solace or resolution in dreams, as if meeting the person in their sleep might provide some closure or comfort.

The subsequent verse reveals the singer's desperation, expressing a desire to give a part of themselves to the person they miss, but acknowledging that it is too late to reach out and make amends. The line "Ven cuando lo eches de menos, cuando no intentes dormir" (Come when you miss it, when you can't sleep) conveys a longing for the person to return, suggesting that their absence has left a void in the singer's life.

The final lines of the song capture the singer's intense emotions. The repetition of "Baby, yo nunca me duermo" (Baby, I never fall asleep) emphasizes their inability to move on and sleep peacefully. The reference to taking pills before bed, "Con tantas pastillas antes de irme a dormir" (With so many pills before going to sleep), hints at a struggle with insomnia and perhaps even addiction as a means of coping with the pain.

The ultimate declaration, "Te quiero, desnudo, muerto" (I love you, naked, dead), unveils the singer's complex feelings towards their past love. It suggests that despite everything, they still hold strong feelings of love and desire for the person, even if they can only exist in their dreams. The contrasting emotions of love and longing, intertwined with a theme of detachment, reflect the deep emotional turmoil experienced by the singer in the aftermath of a significant relationship.