Sueño

Andrea Bocelli's 'Sueño' is a poignant ballad that delves into the themes of longing, love, and the passage of time. The lyrics paint a picture of someone waiting for their loved one to return, with the garden flower symbolizing the enduring nature of their feelings. The act of drawing the day after the loved one's return signifies hope and anticipation for a future reunion.

The song's chorus reflects on the pain of separation and the resilience of a heart that remains true despite the distance. Bocelli's use of the phrase 'un corazón que nunca miente, siente' (a heart that never lies, feels) emphasizes the authenticity and depth of the emotions involved. The heart in question is portrayed as being destroyed by absence, yet it continues to feel deeply, underscoring the bittersweet reality of love and longing.

The narrative of 'Sueño' is further enriched by the imagery of stealing kisses from time, suggesting an attempt to capture fleeting moments and make them last. The mention of a rumor and the wind waking the protagonist up brings a sense of reality to the dream-like state of longing. Bocelli's powerful tenor voice and the emotive music complement the lyrics, creating a sense of yearning that resonates with listeners. 'Sueño' is a testament to the enduring human experience of waiting for a loved one, and the dreams that sustain us during their absence.