Donde Estaba Tu Luz

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The Search for Lost Light and Love

Ariztía's song 'Donde Estaba Tu Luz' delves into the profound emotions of longing and introspection. The lyrics express a deep yearning to understand the past, particularly the presence of a significant other's love and light. The repeated questioning of 'where was your love and your light' suggests a sense of loss and confusion, as the narrator grapples with the absence of something that once brought growth and vitality to their life. This light, metaphorically, represents the love and warmth that illuminated their existence, now seemingly vanished, leaving them feeling lifeless and fearful.

The song also explores the transformative power of love, described as an 'art' that teaches one to see the world differently. The imagery of a ray of sunlight getting lost in the vastness symbolizes the fleeting nature of these beautiful moments and emotions. The narrator's desire to be faithful and to discover the 'sun of your intimacy' indicates a deep longing for reconnection and understanding. This intimacy is portrayed as something sacred and enlightening, capable of bringing back the lost light and warmth.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics shift to a more hopeful tone, urging not to look back and to embrace love in the present. The idea that love can make one dream and cry without being seen highlights its profound impact on the human soul. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the central theme of searching for that lost light and the magic of hearing the loved one's voice, emphasizing the enduring quest for love and connection in the face of life's vast uncertainties.

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  1. Donde Estaba Tu Luz
  2. Finge
  3. Nacio de Tí
  4. Palabras de Hombre
  5. A Veces Me Parece
  6. Dile
  7. No es mi culpa
  8. No Te Olvido
  9. Para Que No Se Muera Este Amor
  10. Tengo Miedo
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