Petricor

In 'Petricor,' Claustrofóbicos explores the transformative power of love and its ability to bring light into darkness. The song's title, 'Petricor,' refers to the earthy scent produced when rain falls on dry soil, a metaphor for renewal and rejuvenation. This imagery sets the tone for the song, suggesting that love can bring a refreshing change to one's life, much like the scent of rain after a long drought.

The lyrics begin with the line 'Le pude dar / Otro sentido al bordó,' which translates to 'I could give another meaning to burgundy.' Here, the color burgundy, often associated with depth and intensity, symbolizes the singer's dark emotions. However, through love, these emotions are given a new, positive meaning. The following lines, 'Mi oscuridad / Se pudo envolver de amor,' meaning 'My darkness could be wrapped in love,' further emphasize this transformation. Love acts as a healing force, enveloping and softening the singer's inner turmoil.

The second verse, 'El delinear / Color marfil el interior / De tu mirar / Me recordaba al petricor,' translates to 'The outlining / Ivory color inside / Of your gaze / Reminded me of petrichor.' The ivory color represents purity and clarity, which contrasts with the earlier darkness. The gaze of the loved one brings a sense of peace and renewal, much like the scent of petrichor. This connection between the loved one's gaze and the refreshing scent of rain highlights the profound impact that love can have on an individual's emotional state, bringing clarity and a sense of new beginnings.