Como La Luz

Chambao Chambao

The Flow of Light: A Journey of Inner and Outer Harmony

Chambao's song "Como La Luz" is a poetic exploration of the flow of light as a metaphor for spiritual and emotional harmony. The lyrics describe light as a force that moves seamlessly from the inside out and vice versa, symbolizing a balance between one's inner self and the external world. This flow represents a state of being where there is no separation between the internal and external, suggesting a deep connection with the universe and a sense of unity with all things.

The plea, "No me sepultes, permíteme escapar," translates to "Do not bury me, allow me to escape," which can be interpreted as a desire to break free from constraints and to be an instrument of a higher purpose, even in times of darkness. This line emphasizes the importance of freedom and the aspiration to serve a greater good, regardless of the challenges one might face. The idea of being an instrument of a higher work suggests a sense of purpose and dedication to something beyond oneself.

The repetition of the phrase "Floyendote, constantemente" (Flowing to you, constantly) reinforces the theme of continuous movement and connection. It highlights the importance of being in a state of perpetual flow, where nothing obstructs the natural course of energy and light. This constant flow is essential for maintaining balance and harmony, both within oneself and in relation to the world. The song ultimately conveys a message of seeking and maintaining a harmonious existence, where light and energy flow freely and unobstructed, fostering a sense of peace and unity.

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  2. Papeles Mojados
  3. Desde El Origen
  4. Camino Interior
  5. Detalles
  6. Imagina
  7. Como La Luz
  8. El canto de la ballena
  9. Dentro de Mi Pecho
  10. Dibujo En El Aire
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