Bajo El Sol

Alex Campos' song 'Bajo El Sol' is a heartfelt exploration of identity, faith, and redemption. The lyrics delve into the artist's introspective journey, where he grapples with his sense of self and his relationship with a higher power. The opening lines, 'Que tengo yo en mis manos, sino tinta y papel,' suggest a feeling of inadequacy, as if the artist feels that his offerings are meager. This sentiment is further emphasized by the lines 'Soy como el grito que se ahoga pidiendo al cielo su querer,' portraying a sense of desperation and longing for divine approval.

The recurring chorus, 'Bajo el sol en tu ventana reconozco lo que soy,' serves as a powerful declaration of self-awareness and acceptance. The imagery of standing under the sun by a window symbolizes enlightenment and clarity. The artist acknowledges his past mistakes and the moment he 'renuncio a su camino y te entrego el corazón,' indicating a pivotal moment of surrender and devotion. This act of giving his heart signifies a deep, personal commitment to his faith and a desire to align his life with divine will.

Throughout the song, Campos uses metaphors like 'Soy poema que se extiende, soy valiente y voy de frente' to illustrate his transformation. He sees himself as a poem, a work in progress, extending and evolving. The declaration of bravery and moving forward 'de frente' reflects his newfound courage and determination. The song culminates in a reaffirmation of his identity and purpose, 'Ese niño sigue vivo, y con mas fuerzas que nunca, no renuncio aquí estoy,' emphasizing resilience and an unwavering commitment to his faith and true self.