Fantasmas by the Argentine group Miranda! plunges us into a neon-lit house where invisible guests—regret, guilt, and unspoken words—refuse to pack their bags. The singer watches daylight flood the room, yet inside, silence swells and feeds a growing resentment. No matter how loudly he tells these inner specters to leave, they keep whispering “sí… pero no,” trapping him in a loop of doubt while rain falls outside. The catchy chorus turns that struggle into a chant, letting every listener feel the tug-of-war between wanting to move on and being pulled back by memories that “won’t erase.”
Beneath the upbeat synths lies a relatable message: sometimes the only thing haunting us is ourselves. The song admits there is no external villain, just ghosts we created from old conversations, lingering phrases, and half-healed wounds. By dancing to this track, we rehearse a gentle exorcism—acknowledging our phantoms and, little by little, learning to show them the door.