Futurofobia

In 'Futurofobia,' Alex Keyblade delves into the complexities of love, fear, and the uncertainty of the future. The song opens with the artist reflecting on past struggles, symbolized by 'fango y el lodo' (mud and sludge), which represent difficult times and emotional turmoil. These reflections lead to sleepless nights filled with doubt and anxiety about the future of his relationship. The central question he grapples with is whether the bond between him and his partner will endure and, if it doesn't, whether he can cope alone.

The chorus reveals a deep-seated fear of failure and the potential pain he might cause his partner. He expresses a heartfelt apology for his internal anguish and the possibility of causing harm to the woman he loves. This fear is juxtaposed with his unwavering determination to make the relationship work, as he acknowledges that his future is meaningless without her. The repetition of 'Mi futuro no es futuro si no estás aquí' (My future is not a future if you're not here) underscores the importance of his partner in his life and his fear of losing her.

The song also touches on the idea of overcoming obstacles together. Keyblade acknowledges that while they may face challenges ('pegar volantazos' or sudden swerves), if they can piece together the fragments of their relationship, they will create something beautiful and lasting. The imagery of holding this 'obra más bonita' (most beautiful work) with a single embrace signifies the strength and unity they can achieve. Ultimately, 'Futurofobia' is a poignant exploration of love's fragility, the fear of the unknown, and the hope that love can conquer all fears.