Somnia

Débler's song 'Somnia' delves into the profound themes of love, loss, and the hope for eternal reunion. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a tragic love story where death has claimed a beloved, leaving the protagonist in deep sorrow. The opening lines describe the moment of death, emphasizing the coldness and finality of the event. The imagery of a 'cold heart' and the mention of poison suggest a sudden and painful departure, setting a somber tone for the narrative.

The song continues to explore the aftermath of this loss, highlighting the protagonist's grief and isolation. The lines 'Dicen lágrimas lloró y que perdió a su amor' and 'En soledad murió' underscore the depth of the emotional pain and the sense of abandonment. Despite this, there is a recurring theme of hope and the desire for reunion. The chorus, with its repeated lines 'Contigo volvería a ser yo' and 'Tus besos hoy me curaran,' reflects a longing for the healing power of love and the possibility of being whole again through the presence of the lost loved one.

As the song progresses, it shifts towards a more hopeful and mystical tone. The protagonist speaks of love transcending death, with promises of eternal togetherness and a journey to a place 'where nothing has an end.' This shift is encapsulated in the lines 'Y de nuevo volveré a tenerte junto a mi' and 'Viajaremos donde nada tiene fin,' suggesting a belief in an afterlife or a spiritual realm where love can be eternal. The repeated use of the word 'Somnia' reinforces this dreamlike, otherworldly quality, making the song a poignant exploration of love's enduring power even in the face of death.