ARON Deals With the Complications of Being Invisible in Video for New Song "Invisibilidad"

In a statement, Arón Piper, a.k.a. ARON, said the track digs into "the fantasy of remaining invisibly close" to someone.

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Arón Piper, known mononymously as ARON, has shared his first new single as a Capitol Records signee.

"Invisibilidad," released Thursday, sees ARON working with Manuel Lara and Benjamin Alerhand Sissa. Lara, whose production discography includes noteworthy cuts with Bad Bunny and Kali Uchis, also serves as producer on the new song. In a statement, ARON revealed that the track was written from a place of "emotional torment and desperation" related to one's private (and perhaps permanently so) feelings for someone in their life.

Blurry portrait of a person with short hair, wearing a dark top, captured in motion against a dark, indistinct background

"It talks about the internal struggle of wanting to communicate and express their love but feeling unable to do so," the Elite alum, who last month linked with Alvaro Diaz for "Funeral," said in an email. "It also explores the desire to sacrifice oneself for a loved one and the fantasy of remaining invisibly close without causing any disturbance. The repetition of 'a thousand birds in the head' symbolizes the protagonist's confusion and mental overload."

Listen to "Invisibilidad" via your preferred streaming service here. For the video, available up top, ARON enlisted director Aidan Cullen for a brief tale of the inherent complications of invisibility, particularly in the context of a romantic relationship. Tapped to star in the clip is none other than Juliana Nalú, while Harry Perry also makes a special appearance.

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