Tiempo Sin Sueños

David Lebon's song 'Tiempo Sin Sueños' is a poetic exploration of time, emotions, and personal growth. The lyrics reflect a journey from a period of fear and confusion to a state of clarity and emotional freedom. The opening lines, 'Ya no está y se fue / Ese tiempo sin sueños,' suggest the end of a dreamless, perhaps aimless, period in the singer's life. This transition is marked by a newfound courage, as indicated by 'Yo no tengo más miedos,' which translates to 'I have no more fears.'

The song delves into the complexities of human emotions, touching on themes of jealousy, passion, and love. The lines 'No, no quiero celos nena / Ni cosas que te hagan mal' express a desire to move away from negative emotions that can harm relationships. Lebon uses the metaphor of a ship setting sail to symbolize embarking on a new phase of life. 'Y en el sol / Mi barco sube ya sus velas' evokes a sense of hope and new beginnings, with the sun representing enlightenment and the ship's sails symbolizing readiness to face the future.

Lebon also reflects on the passage of time and the cyclical nature of life. 'Mi niñez, mi vejez / Todo eso es un sueño' suggests that both childhood and old age are transient, almost dream-like states. The recurring theme of the heart as the 'dueño de sentir y amar' (owner of feeling and love) underscores the importance of emotional authenticity. The song concludes with a nostalgic yet hopeful tone, as the singer remembers 'los viejos tiempos' (the old times) while looking forward to finding love and meaning in the future.