La Noche de San Juan

Fábula's song "La Noche de San Juan" is a poignant exploration of longing, memory, and the hope for reunion. The lyrics tell the story of someone who has been separated from a loved one for a long time, specifically twelve years. The absence of this person has left a significant impact on the narrator, changing their perspective and leaving a void that is deeply felt. The mention of a letter suggests a final communication that marked the beginning of this long separation, and the struggle to keep the memory of the loved one alive is a central theme.

The song's title, "La Noche de San Juan," refers to the traditional celebration of Saint John's Eve, a night filled with bonfires, rituals, and a sense of magic and renewal. This cultural reference adds a layer of hope and mysticism to the song, suggesting that the night of San Juan could be a time for the long-awaited reunion. The narrator expresses a desire to do their best in life despite the absence of their loved one, but also holds onto the hope that they will meet again on this special night.

The lyrics also touch on the changes that have occurred over the years. The narrator acknowledges that they are not the same person they were when they were last with their loved one, and there is a sense of uncertainty about how they will be received if they meet again. Despite these changes, the hope for communication and understanding remains strong. The repetition of the phrase "volveremos a vernos" (we will see each other again) underscores the deep yearning for reconnection and the belief that the night of San Juan will bring them back together.