Synopsis

Estefani Brolo performs amid a stylized, surreal world shaped by spinning imagery, shifting spaces, and animated elements. The video reflects the song's portrait of a person trapped in destructive habits and emotional confusion while trying to regain control. Brolo's performance is intercut with appearances by several characters, creating the sense of a troubled social environment rather than a straightforward romantic narrative. The visual language turns the song's themes of guilt, sobriety, and self-correction into an offbeat audiovisual collage.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Fix Myself" was released as Brolo's first solo single on August 20, 2012. It later appeared on her 2013 EP, "Fix."

• The song was written by Brolo and produced with Guatemalan DJ and producer Francis Davila. Its electronic dance-pop sound marked a move away from her earlier work in classic-rock covers and the experimental trip-hop project Tripsounder.

• The video was shot in Guatemala City. Its production included animation, camera work, color correction, post-production, and production design handled within a compact local team.

• Brolo was involved in creating the video's animations. The cast included Sofia Botran, Santi Cabrera, Pat Volpi, Samantha Escamilla, and Stefan Kaltschmitt.

• Brolo described "Fix" as an audiovisual project rather than simply a conventional album. The positive response to "Fix Myself" encouraged her to complete the larger project.

• The video's release helped raise Brolo's profile in Guatemala and Mexico. The song's momentum also preceded her later work as the vocalist of the Costa Rican electronic pop band Patterns.