Volveré (feat. Jaime Barceló)

The song "Volveré" by Alex Zurdo, featuring Jaime Barceló, is a heartfelt expression of a desire to return to a state of spiritual innocence and faith. The lyrics convey a deep yearning to recapture the simplicity and trust of a childlike relationship with God, symbolized by the phrase "Ser como un niño entre tus brazos" ("To be like a child in your arms"). The song speaks to the struggle of maintaining faith and the challenges of living a life that aligns with spiritual values in a world filled with distractions and temptations.

Alex Zurdo's lyrics reflect an internal battle between the desires of the flesh and the pursuit of a righteous path. The artist acknowledges his shortcomings and the difficulty in surrendering his will, as he describes himself metaphorically as a blind man who refuses to see, a lame man who rejects the chance to run, and a thirsty man who won't drink water. These images illustrate the resistance to change and the reluctance to embrace the spiritual guidance that is available to him. The song's chorus, "Volveré" ("I will return"), is a declaration of hope and determination to find his way back to a place of spiritual centeredness.

The song also touches on the theme of knowledge versus action. Despite having wisdom and understanding, the protagonist admits to living a life that feels empty, highlighting the difference between knowing what is right and actually living it out. The lyrics suggest that true fulfillment comes not from worldly success but from living a life that glorifies God. The repeated plea to "Quiero volver a casa" ("I want to return home") serves as a metaphor for returning to one's spiritual foundation and reconnecting with the divine.