Quiero Tu Voz

Alberto Oviedo's song 'Quiero Tu Voz' is a heartfelt expression of longing and desire, wrapped in poetic imagery and metaphors. The lyrics convey a deep yearning for a love that is both physical and spiritual, blending natural elements with emotional intensity. Oviedo's use of vivid imagery, such as 'tu tunica caída' (your fallen tunic) and 'el lirio rojo de tu amor primero' (the red lily of your first love), paints a picture of a love that is both tender and passionate.

The song's chorus, 'Pero te vas..., pero te vas...' (But you leave..., but you leave...), underscores the transient nature of this love. Despite the intense desire to hold onto this connection, there is an acknowledgment of its fleeting nature. The plea to 'Empréstame tu amor un momentito' (Lend me your love for a moment) and the desire to 'subamos juntos la noche del silencio' (climb together the night of silence) reflect a wish to transcend the pain of separation and find solace in each other's presence, even if just for a brief moment.

Oviedo's lyrics also explore the theme of transformation and unity. The lines 'Quiero moler tu roca milenaria, Hacerte arena y llevarte junto al río' (I want to grind your ancient rock, make you sand and take you to the river) suggest a desire to break down barriers and become one with the beloved. The imagery of drinking wine together and becoming a star 'sobre la luz del vino' (over the light of the wine) further emphasizes the longing for a deep, transformative connection. The song ultimately captures the essence of a love that is both ephemeral and eternal, filled with passion, longing, and a desire for unity.