Huir

Catervas' song 'Huir' delves into the profound journey of self-discovery and the quest for inner peace. The lyrics open with a call to 'Paz' (peace), suggesting that the protagonist is following a voice that leads them towards tranquility. This sets the tone for a narrative that is both introspective and forward-looking, emphasizing the importance of not looking back and persisting despite challenges. The mention of 'Silva el venir de lo que hoy se empieza a dar' (whistling the coming of what today begins to give) indicates a sense of anticipation and readiness for new beginnings.

The song's chorus, 'Y huir, pintar en trastos mi propio espacio' (And flee, paint in junk my own space), metaphorically speaks to the desire to escape and create a personal sanctuary. This space is described as 'aquel querido' (that beloved), highlighting its significance. The act of fleeing is not just physical but also mental, as the protagonist seeks to 'destruir lo que he creído' (destroy what I have believed) and rebuild their understanding of the world. This destruction and reconstruction symbolize a transformative process, where old beliefs are questioned and new perspectives are embraced.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of learning and growth. The lines 'he intentado aprender lo tanto que hay en ti' (I have tried to learn so much about you) and 'he jugado sin saber que esto apenas va empezando' (I have played without knowing that this is just beginning) reflect a continuous journey of discovery. The protagonist acknowledges that their path is just starting, and there is much more to uncover. The imagery of pursuing the wind and enveloping dreams suggests a relentless pursuit of one's aspirations and the importance of keeping those dreams close to the heart.