Amor De Luz

Alan's song 'Amor De Luz' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the enduring strength that love can provide even in the darkest of times. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that transcends time and space, offering solace and guidance to the narrator. The opening lines, 'Sin pasado ni futuro, las hojas secas de mi voz,' suggest a timeless love, one that exists beyond the constraints of past and future. This love is depicted as a 'pájaro azul' (bluebird) that has flown to another place, symbolizing a love that has moved on but still remains close to the heart, near the same sun.

The song delves into the pain of loss with lines like 'He luchado y he perdidó, la muerte pudo más que yo,' indicating a battle with grief and the overpowering force of death. The imagery of a broken flower, 'como una flor, se rompió,' serves as a metaphor for the narrator's shattered heart. Despite this, the recurring refrain 'Amor de luz' (love of light) signifies a love that continues to guide and provide strength. This love is described as an angel of solitude, offering courage and kindness, teaching the narrator how to endure without succumbing to tears.

The song also touches on the societal pressure to move on from grief, with lines like 'Todos dicen que te olvide, repiten que esto es lo mejor.' However, the narrator finds it impossible to forget, as this love is as essential as the air they breathe. The song concludes with a sense of peace and resilience, as the narrator finds solace in calling out the name of their lost love, feeling enveloped by a sense of calm. 'Amor De Luz' is a testament to the enduring power of love, even in the face of profound loss, and the strength it can provide to navigate through life's darkest moments.