Agüita Del Equilibrio
Alejandro Y Maria Laura
The Dance of Life: Embracing Risks and Balance in 'Agüita Del Equilibrio'
Alejandro y Maria Laura's song 'Agüita Del Equilibrio' is a poetic exploration of life's adventures, risks, and the delicate balance we must maintain. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone ready for adventure, equipped with 'zapatillas de pega pega' (sticky shoes), symbolizing readiness and resilience. The repeated phrase 'te caes, te limpias y te levantas' (you fall, you clean yourself, and you get up) emphasizes the importance of perseverance and the willingness to try again despite setbacks.
The metaphor of 'agüita del equilibrio' (water of balance) serves as a central theme, representing the fragile equilibrium we must protect in our lives. The song advises to 'cuídala' (take care of it) and to keep it away from dangers like 'precipicios' (cliffs) and 'choferes borrachos' (drunk drivers). This imagery underscores the need to be cautious and mindful of the risks that can disrupt our balance, both physically and metaphorically.
The chorus, with its energetic 'salto mortal otra vez, lobo feroz otra vez' (somersault again, fierce wolf again), captures the thrill of taking risks and facing challenges head-on. The repeated call to 'suelta' (let go) reflects a desire for freedom and movement, a yearning to explore and experience life to its fullest. The line 'si muero será de un salto mortal' (if I die, it will be from a somersault) encapsulates a fearless approach to life, embracing the idea that living fully means accepting the possibility of falling.
The song's narrative of a 'hija de la carretera' (daughter of the road) using 'patines de cuatro ruedas' (four-wheel skates) further illustrates the theme of adventure and resilience. The 'golpes' (blows) that 'te abrazan a su manera' (embrace you in their own way) suggest that challenges and hardships are an integral part of the journey, shaping and strengthening us. 'Agüita Del Equilibrio' is a celebration of life's dynamic nature, encouraging us to embrace both the risks and the balance needed to navigate our paths.