Entra conmigo

Enrique Bunbury's 'Entra Conmigo' is a poetic invitation to embark on a journey of self-discovery and shared experiences. The song's lyrics are rich with metaphors and imagery, painting a vivid picture of a quest for desires and the pursuit of dreams. Bunbury, known for his deep, emotive voice and introspective songwriting, uses the metaphor of 'cabalgando' (riding) to symbolize the relentless pursuit of one's desires, even if it means starting from scratch or making the same mistakes again. This relentless pursuit is driven by the 'inocencia' (innocence) of the other person, which acts as a motivating force.

The chorus, 'entra sin miedo en mi jardín prohibido' (enter without fear into my forbidden garden), suggests an invitation to explore the unknown and the forbidden. This 'jardín prohibido' (forbidden garden) can be interpreted as the deeper, perhaps darker, aspects of one's soul or life that are usually hidden from others. The path 'sembrado de pan' (sown with bread) could symbolize a trail of sustenance and hope, guiding the way through uncertainty. The repeated call to 'entra conmigo a fondo perdido' (enter with me to the depths) emphasizes a willingness to dive deep into this journey, regardless of the risks or the unknown outcomes.

Bunbury's lyrics also touch on themes of transformation and self-reflection. Lines like 'me reiré por todo lo que ya no soy' (I will laugh at everything I no longer am) suggest a shedding of past identities and embracing change. The song encourages embracing the present moment and the uncertainties that come with it, guided by intuition and chance ('siguiendo la duda que marca el azar'). This blend of existential musings and romantic allure makes 'Entra Conmigo' a compelling exploration of human desires and the courage to face the unknown.