Soberbiamente

In 'Soberbiamente,' Eleazar Agudo delves into the poignant theme of unattainable love. The lyrics express a deep awareness of the impossibility of a romantic relationship, as the singer acknowledges the 'great abyss' that separates him from his beloved. This metaphorical chasm represents insurmountable obstacles, whether they be societal, personal, or circumstantial, that prevent the union of the two lovers. Despite this understanding, the singer's heart remains stubbornly attached, unable to comprehend the futility of his passion.

The song's emotional core lies in the singer's internal conflict. He is torn between the rational acceptance of the impossibility of their love and the irrational, yet powerful, emotions that refuse to let go. The line 'Que voy hacer / Si no e podido hacerle ver' (What am I going to do / If I haven't been able to make it see) highlights this struggle, as he grapples with his inability to convince his heart to forget. This internal battle is further emphasized by the phrase 'Surge el olvido a mi querer' (Forgetfulness arises in my love), suggesting that despite his efforts, his feelings remain unchanged.

The title 'Soberbiamente' (Proudly) and the line 'Respondi asi muy altanero / Soberviamente mi amor primero' (I responded very arrogantly / Proudly my first love) add another layer to the song. The singer's pride and arrogance in his love signify a refusal to let go, even in the face of inevitable separation. This pride is not just a personal trait but a defense mechanism against the pain of unrequited love. The final line, 'Solo la muerte podra alejar de mi' (Only death can take it away from me), underscores the depth of his commitment and the tragic nature of his love, suggesting that only the end of life itself can sever his emotional ties.