Dejame entrar

Buena Fe's song 'Déjame Entrar' is a poignant exploration of longing and the desire for connection. The lyrics open with a scene of silence and emptiness, where the singer expresses a deep yearning to fill this void with music and emotion. The silence is described as a place where emptiness is built, and the song becomes a means to break this silence, to bring life and meaning to what was once void. This sets the stage for a narrative that is both introspective and outward-reaching, seeking to bridge the gap between isolation and connection.

The repeated plea 'Déjame entrar' (Let me in) serves as the emotional core of the song. It is a cry for acceptance and intimacy, symbolized by the guitar that 'wants to dream.' The guitar here is a powerful metaphor for the artist's voice and soul, yearning to express itself and be heard. This metaphor extends to the broader human experience of wanting to be understood and to share one's innermost thoughts and feelings with another. The guitar's dream represents the artist's hope for a deeper, more meaningful connection.

The song also touches on themes of resilience and persistence. The lyrics speak of confronting challenges and the passage of time, with references to 'another edge that remained dull, rusted by time.' This suggests a struggle against the wear and tear of life, and the determination to keep pushing forward despite these obstacles. The call for the mouth not to be silent and the heart to keep beating and shouting as long as there is breath left, underscores a message of enduring hope and the relentless pursuit of connection and expression.