Siempre Hay Algo

Enjambre's song 'Siempre Hay Algo' delves into the complex emotions of doubt, loneliness, and the search for reassurance. The repetitive 'Papaparapapaparararara' serves as a haunting backdrop, emphasizing the cyclical nature of the protagonist's feelings. The lyrics paint a picture of an endless journey, likened to an eternity where every second feels like solitude. This sense of carrying a burden, symbolized by the cross on the protagonist's back, suggests a deep, personal struggle that seems never-ending.

The song also explores the dichotomy between external appearances and internal realities. The protagonist observes smiling faces and closed hands, eyes that avoid his sorrow, yet offer words of comfort. This juxtaposition highlights the tension between what is seen and what is felt, creating a sense of mistrust and doubt. The repeated line 'Siempre hay algo y me hace dudar' (There's always something that makes me doubt) encapsulates this internal conflict, where despite the reassurances, doubt persists.

In the latter part of the song, the protagonist seeks solace in the presence of a loved one. The plea for a warm embrace and the fear of being left alone underscore the human need for connection and support. The lyrics 'Si un hola de tus labios es una caricia tibia' (If a hello from your lips is a warm caress) and 'Y si siempre que me hundo están tus brazos para levantarme' (And if whenever I sink, your arms are there to lift me) reflect a yearning for genuine, unwavering support. This emotional plea reveals the vulnerability and dependency that come with love and companionship, making 'Siempre Hay Algo' a poignant exploration of human emotions.