Transeúnte

Enjambre's song 'Transeúnte' delves into the transient nature of life and the acceptance of death as an inevitable part of existence. The lyrics reflect a profound understanding and acceptance of mortality, expressed through vivid imagery and metaphors. The singer expresses a desire to be cremated, symbolizing a wish to return to the elements and be part of the natural cycle. The fire in the lyrics represents both destruction and purification, a dance of faith that consumes the physical body but liberates the spirit.

The chorus emphasizes a celebration of life rather than mourning. The singer requests that people dance and follow the rhythm of the drum instead of crying over their death. This reflects a cultural perspective where death is not seen as an end but as a transition, a moment to be celebrated rather than feared. The desire to be 'ceniza que lleva el mar' (ashes carried by the sea) further underscores the theme of returning to nature and becoming part of something larger and eternal.

The song also touches on the fleeting nature of human existence. The lines 'Somos sombras, un sueño de ayer, se olvida al amanecer' (We are shadows, a dream of yesterday, forgotten at dawn) highlight the ephemeral quality of life. This metaphor suggests that life is like a shadow or a dream, something that is temporary and easily forgotten. The song encourages listeners to embrace this transience and find peace in the natural cycle of life and death, rather than clinging to the material and the physical.