Música

Droow's song 'Música' is a poetic exploration of love, longing, and the complex emotions that come with deep connections. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that is both a source of light and confusion. The opening lines, 'Que te duermas cuando te escribia / Que despierte yo antes que tu,' set the tone for a narrative filled with paradoxes and emotional intensity. The singer finds solace and guidance in their partner, yet also experiences moments of wanting to lose themselves in the relationship, highlighting the duality of love as both a guiding light and a consuming force.

The metaphor of music is central to the song, with the partner being compared to a beautiful melody that starts in 'mi mayor' (E major) and ends in 'la' (A). This musical imagery suggests that the relationship is harmonious and deeply resonant, yet also filled with moments of tension and release. The lines 'Pensé que tu eras música / Que empezaba en (mi mayor) / Deseo / Y terminaba en (la) / Risa de tu cuello' encapsulate this idea, portraying the partner as a symphony of desire and joy, with the singer's lips trembling with the fear of losing this beautiful connection.

Droow also touches on themes of solitude and companionship. The singer admits to loving solitude but finds themselves seeking the company of a piano when their partner is not around. This suggests that music serves as a companion and a means of expressing the emotions that words cannot capture. The recurring line 'Y eras musica' reinforces the idea that the partner is not just a person but an experience, a melody that brings both comfort and longing. The song beautifully captures the essence of love as a complex, multifaceted emotion that can be both uplifting and overwhelming.