Lluvia

In 'Lluvia,' Alan uses the metaphor of rain to explore themes of love, longing, and uncertainty. The song opens with the imagery of rain falling gently, symbolizing a soothing and nurturing presence in the singer's life. This rain, however, is not just a natural phenomenon but a representation of a beloved person who has the power to touch the singer's heart deeply, much like how rain can moisten the earth. The lyrics suggest that this person can fill the singer's obsessions with both caresses and doubts, indicating a complex and emotionally charged relationship.

As the song progresses, the rain becomes a more intimate metaphor, falling on the singer's skin and love, quenching his thirst and giving life to his voice. This 'living water from a blue sky' signifies purity and a heavenly connection, yet it also brings a sense of transience and uncertainty. The beloved comes and goes without a farewell, leaving the singer in a state of restless anticipation and longing. The repeated questioning of 'when will you come?' and 'where are you?' underscores the emotional turmoil and the yearning for stability and presence in the relationship.

The chorus's plea for the beloved to stay and 'rain more' on the singer highlights a deep desire for emotional fulfillment and the end of waiting. The imagery of opening a spring of the beloved's desires suggests a wish for mutual emotional exchange and intimacy. The song's cyclical structure, with the recurring motif of rain, mirrors the ongoing cycle of longing and fulfillment, making 'Lluvia' a poignant exploration of love's complexities and the human need for connection and certainty.