Soñare

In 'Soñare,' División Minúscula delves into the complexities of love, regret, and self-awareness. The song opens with a confession of broken promises, setting a tone of vulnerability and honesty. The narrator admits to being lost, both physically and emotionally, and acknowledges that substances meant to heal only exacerbate his pain. This raw admission sets the stage for a deeper exploration of his inability to commit to a 'forever' or even a 'today,' highlighting a profound sense of uncertainty and instability.

The chorus, 'Soñare contigo si puedo dormir,' translates to 'I will dream of you if I can sleep,' encapsulating the longing and insomnia that plague the narrator since meeting his love. This line suggests that the relationship has profoundly affected him, making nights unbearably long and filled with thoughts of the other person. The lyrics also touch on the narrator's struggle with the concept of love itself, questioning whether he was born in love or has never truly experienced it. This introspection adds layers to his character, portraying him as someone deeply conflicted and self-aware.

The song's bridge introduces a poignant metaphor: the narrator's guardian angel is sent to protect his love, urging her to stay away from him for her own good. This act of self-sacrifice underscores his awareness of his own flaws and the potential harm he could cause. The regret expressed in the lines 'Me arrepiento de lo que pude haber hecho, haber dicho' ('I regret what I could have done, could have said') further emphasizes his internal struggle and the weight of missed opportunities. 'Soñare' is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of love's fragility, the pain of regret, and the complexity of human emotions.