Cableluz

Cielo Razzo's song 'Cableluz' is a poetic exploration of emotional turmoil, illusions, and the struggle to let go. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship marked by deception and unfulfilled promises. The opening lines, 'Disimulando y te vuelvo a enfrentar, De tu cara el rojo jamás lavaras,' suggest a confrontation with someone who hides their true feelings, symbolized by the 'red' that can never be washed away. This color imagery hints at shame or guilt that lingers despite attempts to conceal it.

The recurring motif of the moon in the lyrics, 'Me muestras la luna y esas huellas que no están,' serves as a metaphor for unattainable dreams or false hopes. The moon, often associated with mystery and romance, here represents something beautiful yet distant and elusive. The dance described in the song, 'Bailás tan desnuda, jurás y prometes,' symbolizes vulnerability and the cyclical nature of promises made and broken. The act of dancing naked can be seen as a metaphor for exposing one's true self, yet it is followed by a return to running away, indicating a fear of commitment or reality.

The chorus, 'Llorar y dejarte ir, La luz nos alcanza, Un cableluz en mi,' speaks to the pain of letting go and the fleeting nature of enlightenment or clarity ('cableluz'). The term 'cableluz' itself is intriguing, possibly suggesting a connection to light or truth that is both illuminating and transient. The repetition of 'Mi ser se va, Dicen que va,' underscores a sense of loss and the inevitability of change. The song captures the essence of emotional conflict, the allure of illusions, and the bittersweet process of moving on, all wrapped in Cielo Razzo's signature poetic and introspective style.