Dígale

David Barrull's song 'Dígale' is a poignant exploration of love lost and the deep yearning that follows. The lyrics tell the story of a man who is haunted by the memory of a past love. He recalls the 'sad, dreamy eyes' of the woman he once adored and laments his decision to leave her in pursuit of an illusion. This decision has left him with a profound sense of regret, as he realizes that she was everything he ever wanted.

The chorus of the song is a desperate plea for help in finding her. He asks anyone who might have seen her to tell her that he has always loved her and never forgotten her. His life without her is described as a desert, and he is dying of thirst, a powerful metaphor for his emotional desolation. The imagery of the stars losing their shine and the sun no longer warming him underscores his sense of emptiness and isolation.

In the verses, Barrull reminisces about the intimate moments they shared, feeling her touch and scent as if she were still with him. These memories are bittersweet, as they highlight the depth of his loss. The repetition of his plea to 'dígale' (tell her) emphasizes his desperation and the urgency of his need to reconnect with her. The song captures the universal experience of longing and the pain of realizing too late what truly matters.