Miradas

Cielo Razzo's song 'Miradas' delves into the haunting and introspective themes of mortality, regret, and the passage of time. The opening lines, 'Aprendes de noche los muertos regresan,' set a somber tone, suggesting that the dead return at night, symbolizing unresolved issues or past mistakes that haunt the present. The imagery of 'caras podridas' and 'peste esparcida' evokes a sense of decay and the inescapable nature of death, highlighting the inevitability of facing one's past and the consequences of one's actions.

The lyrics also explore the concept of time and its relentless march forward. Phrases like 'No pierdas el tiempo, mañana no está' and 'Y aunque la vida te deje vivir' emphasize the fleeting nature of life and the importance of seizing the moment. The song warns against complacency and the false comfort of thinking there is always more time, urging listeners to act now before it's too late. This is further reinforced by the line 'No rías el tiempo sabrá como hacerte fallar,' which suggests that time has a way of humbling us and revealing our vulnerabilities.

Additionally, 'Miradas' touches on themes of guilt and redemption. The lines 'Que no desaparezca el silencio, que la culpa cautive tu vida' imply that silence and guilt are ever-present, shaping one's existence. The song portrays a struggle between accepting one's flaws and the desire for absolution, as seen in 'Detrás de esos gritos, te espero sereno, te espero culpable de ser uno más.' This duality reflects the human condition of seeking forgiveness while grappling with the weight of one's actions. The closing lines, 'Si llegas te espero, si espero me muero,' encapsulate the urgency and desperation of this internal conflict, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.