Subidón

In 'Subidón,' Fey captures the exhilarating highs and emotional rollercoaster of being in love. The song's title, which translates to 'Rush,' sets the tone for the entire piece. Fey describes the intense feelings that come with being deeply connected to someone, likening the experience to an adrenaline injection. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and excitement, as if the world moves faster and better when she is with her lover. This metaphorical language paints a vivid picture of love's ability to energize and uplift, even when life feels routine and mundane.

The song also delves into the vulnerability that comes with love. Fey's heart is described as a 'colador' (strainer) full of holes, opened up by her lover like a woodpecker pecking away. This imagery suggests that love has made her more open and exposed, yet it's a risk she's willing to take for the emotional highs it brings. The repeated phrase 'Subidón, es un subidón' emphasizes the addictive nature of these feelings, making it clear that the highs are worth the potential lows.

Fey's lyrics also touch on the everyday aspects of love, such as sharing mundane activities like shopping for records. These moments, though seemingly trivial, become significant when shared with someone special. The song's repetitive structure and energetic tempo mirror the cyclical nature of these highs and lows, capturing the essence of a love that is both thrilling and grounding. 'Subidón' is a celebration of love's power to invigorate and transform, making even the simplest moments feel extraordinary.