Mi Sueño

Axel's song 'Mi Sueño' is a poignant exploration of love, longing, and the ephemeral nature of dreams. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a night filled with illusion and passion, where the protagonist wakes up enamored but finds himself alone, searching for a love that only exists in his dreams. The metaphor of 'swimming without arms' suggests a sense of helplessness and vulnerability, as he seeks the gaze of his beloved, only to wake up sweating and finding nothing but shadows. This imagery captures the fleeting and often elusive nature of love, as well as the deep yearning for connection and intimacy.

The recurring theme of closing one's eyes to fly and dream highlights the protagonist's desire to escape reality and find solace in his dreams. In his dream world, he is reunited with his love, and happiness is restored. The repetition of 'Cierro los ojos y empiezo a volar' (I close my eyes and start to fly) emphasizes the importance of dreams as a refuge from the harshness of reality. The protagonist's plea to know if this love is real and his reluctance to wake up further underscore the tension between dreams and reality, and the pain of unfulfilled desires.

The song also delves into the feelings of loneliness and absence, as the protagonist embraces the silence and solitude left by his lost love. The lines 'Solo abrazo tu ausencia, Solo escucho tu silencio, Y respiro soledad' (I only embrace your absence, I only hear your silence, And I breathe loneliness) poignantly convey the depth of his sorrow and longing. The song ends with a repeated plea to know where his love is, leaving the listener with a sense of unresolved yearning and the haunting beauty of a love that exists only in dreams.