Imaginarme Quiero

Ambra's song 'Imaginarme Quiero' is a poetic and hopeful vision of a better world. The lyrics paint a picture of a mundane and somewhat disheartening reality, where the protagonist wakes up to a world filled with towering buildings, grey asphalt, and the noise of engines and horns. This imagery sets the stage for a contrast between the current state of the world and the idealistic vision that the singer longs for. The use of phrases like 'el mundo se desperto tranquilo pero es la guerra' (the world woke up calm but it's war) highlights the dissonance between the appearance of peace and the underlying chaos and sadness.

The chorus of the song is where Ambra's hopeful vision truly shines. She imagines a world that suddenly bursts into color, where people wear smiles and flowers bloom everywhere. This dream extends to a world without money, where love and happiness are the currencies that matter. The repetition of 'Imaginarme quiero' (I want to imagine) emphasizes the desire to escape the harsh realities and create a utopia filled with joy and love. The imagery of 'millones de flores' (millions of flowers) and 'millones de amores' (millions of loves) evokes a sense of abundance and beauty that contrasts sharply with the earlier descriptions of the world.

In the final verses, Ambra brings a personal element into the song, expressing a longing for a loved one to stay with her and share in this dream. The idea of 'ondeando al viento todas las banderas' (waving all the flags in the wind) symbolizes unity and peace, while 'brindando amores' (toasting loves) suggests a celebration of love and togetherness. The song ultimately serves as a call to let go of negative emotions and embrace love and positivity, creating a world where everyone can thrive and be happy.