Soledad

El Combo de Las Estrellas' song 'Soledad' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of loneliness and longing. The lyrics personify 'Soledad' (Spanish for 'loneliness') as an ever-present companion, highlighting the inescapable nature of this feeling. The singer describes loneliness as something that sleeps beside them and wakes up with them, emphasizing its constant presence in their life. This personification makes the emotion almost tangible, as if loneliness is a living entity that shares the singer's every moment.

The repeated plea to 'Soledad' to bring back a lost love underscores the desperation and helplessness felt by the singer. The lines 'Mis ojos ya no dejan de llorar' (My eyes no longer stop crying) and 'Dile que vuelva que muero' (Tell her to come back, I'm dying) convey a deep sense of sorrow and yearning. The singer's life seems to be consumed by this unending grief, and they see no escape from their suffering without the return of their beloved.

The chorus, with its repetitive invocation of 'Soledad,' serves to reinforce the overwhelming nature of the singer's loneliness. The plea to be freed from suffering and the fear of being 'killed' by loneliness highlight the intense emotional pain experienced. The song captures the essence of heartbreak and the profound impact of losing someone dear, making 'Soledad' a poignant reflection on the human condition and the struggle to cope with loss.