El Mundo Fuera

Alejandro Sanz's song 'El Mundo Fuera' captures the essence of love and longing in times of isolation. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two lovers confined to a room, with the world outside seemingly distant and irrelevant. This setting is not just a physical space but a metaphor for the emotional cocoon they create to shield their love from external chaos. The phrase 'Y el mundo fuera' (And the world outside) emphasizes the separation from the outside world, highlighting the intimacy and exclusivity of their bond.

The song delves into the emotional turbulence caused by separation, with Sanz expressing feelings of loneliness and yearning. However, there's an underlying optimism as he believes that once the turmoil passes, their love will be even stronger. The lyrics 'Y mañana cuando salga el sol, Nos querremos aún más' (And tomorrow when the sun rises, we will love each other even more) reflect this hope and resilience. The anticipation of reuniting and embracing 'como lo hacíamos antes' (as we did before) signifies a return to normalcy and the rekindling of their deep connection.

Sanz also touches on the theme of patience and the passage of time. He asks his lover to save their kisses and hugs, preserving them like snow, to be unleashed with the full force of their hearts when they finally reunite. This imagery of saving affection for a future moment adds a poetic layer to the song, emphasizing the depth of their love and the strength of their emotional bond. 'El Mundo Fuera' is a poignant reflection on love's endurance and the hope for a brighter, more connected future.