Noche Oscura

Feng Suave's 'Noche Oscura' delves into the depths of existential dissatisfaction and the search for solace in dreams. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who has tried everything to find fulfillment but remains unsatisfied. The line 'I feel lowest when I'm higher than a satellite' suggests that even at their peak, the protagonist feels an overwhelming sense of emptiness. This paradox highlights the internal struggle and the futility of external achievements in providing true happiness.

The recurring imagery of lying down and sleeping on the ocean floor symbolizes a desire to escape from reality and find peace in the depths of one's subconscious. The ocean floor represents a place of isolation and tranquility, far removed from the chaos of the surface world. The protagonist finds 'shelter in a dream,' indicating that dreams offer a temporary refuge from their waking life's discontent.

The repeated refrain 'As I saw you there, Baby, go, Just go back where you came from' introduces a sense of detachment and resignation. It suggests that the presence of another person, possibly a lover or a significant figure, is not enough to alleviate the protagonist's inner turmoil. Instead, they seek solace in solitude and the fleeting moments of peace found in stargazing and dreaming. The stars above serve as a reminder of the vastness of the universe and the small, yet significant, moments of beauty that can provide comfort, even if only temporarily.