Retrato de Un Amor Posible (feat. Pedro Guerra)

“Retrato de Un Amor Posible” by Diego Ojeda, featuring Pedro Guerra, is a poetic exploration of a love that teeters on the edge of possibility and impossibility. The song is rich with vivid imagery and metaphors, painting a picture of a relationship that is both intense and fragile. The opening lines set the tone with a sense of impending passion, as the act of the lover tying their hair becomes a catalyst for awakening deep desires. This metaphorical 'dragon' represents the uncontrollable emotions that the protagonist feels, hinting at the tumultuous nature of their love.

The song continues to weave a tapestry of intimate moments and personal reflections. The protagonist describes their heart as a 'summer cinema,' a place of warmth and nostalgia, especially when they are near their lover's neighborhood. This neighborhood is not just a physical place but a metaphor for the lover's body and soul, with specific references to their physical features and the emotional connections they share. The contrast between the lover's revolutionary spirit and the protagonist's zen-like demeanor highlights the dynamic and sometimes conflicting nature of their relationship.

As the song progresses, the protagonist's vulnerability becomes more apparent. They express a desire to do anything for their lover, from slowing down the pace of life in Madrid to overcoming personal fears and insecurities. The repeated imagery of undressing, both physically and emotionally, signifies the deep intimacy and the risks involved in exposing one's true self. The mention of guilt and the need to mend 'paper wings' suggests a relationship that has faced challenges and wounds but holds the potential for healing and renewal. The song ends on a hopeful note, with the protagonist determined to overcome past sadness and embrace the possibility of a future together, despite the uncertainties and fears that linger.