Partira

Albertucho's song 'Partira' delves into the complexities of life's journey, capturing the essence of struggle, hope, and resilience. The lyrics open with the imagery of departing from a patched-up memory, suggesting a departure from past experiences that have been mended but still linger. The line 'que las ganas se tropiezan con el pan' (that desires stumble upon the bread) metaphorically represents the constant clash between aspirations and basic needs, highlighting the struggle to achieve dreams while dealing with everyday necessities.

The song continues to explore themes of sorrow and hidden strength. The phrase 'reflejar de la pena la más negra' (reflect the darkest sorrow) indicates a deep sense of melancholy. However, the mention of an amulet hidden in the secret of one's legs symbolizes a source of vital strength and comfort, possibly referring to intimate relationships or personal resilience that helps navigate through tough times. This duality of despair and hope is a recurring theme, emphasizing the importance of finding inner strength amidst adversity.

Albertucho also touches on the inevitability of time and the importance of living authentically. The lines 'si vuelvo antes de llegar' (if I return before arriving) and 'separando en grano el tiempo que me queda por cantar' (separating the grain of the time I have left to sing) reflect a contemplation of life's fleeting nature and the desire to make the most of the remaining time. The song encourages embracing one's true self, as seen in 'rellenándome las venas y hay mis venas de verdad pa vestirme de gamberro' (filling my veins, and oh my true veins, to dress as a rogue), suggesting a call to live boldly and authentically despite life's uncertainties.