Buri buri

Estelares' song 'Buri Buri' is a poetic exploration of healing, transformation, and the pursuit of artistic fulfillment. The lyrics convey a sense of overcoming pain and fear, as suggested by the lines 'al temor terminado el tiempo del dolor' (when fear ends, the time of pain ends). This sets the stage for a journey towards emotional and creative liberation, encapsulated in the recurring phrase 'Buri buri, mi amor, ya me siento mejor' (Buri buri, my love, I already feel better).

The song's protagonist expresses a willingness to be vulnerable and open, as seen in the lines 'Hoy lo haré, si tu quieres me desnudaré' (Today I will do it, if you want I will undress). This metaphorical undressing signifies a readiness to reveal one's true self and emotions, which in turn gives the protagonist's songs a sense of future and hope ('mis canciones tienen porvenir'). The act of crossing the sea 'sin pastillas' (without pills) symbolizes a natural, unmedicated journey towards self-discovery and healing, further emphasizing the theme of personal growth.

The desire for 'arcilla, canciones y un pulmón de más' (clay, songs, and an extra lung) highlights the protagonist's yearning for creativity and the ability to breathe freely, both literally and metaphorically. The repetition of these desires underscores their importance in the protagonist's journey. The imagery of learning to fly suggests a newfound freedom and the ability to rise above past struggles. Overall, 'Buri Buri' is a celebration of overcoming adversity, embracing vulnerability, and finding solace and strength in artistic expression.