Jazmin

Flor's song 'Jazmin' is a poetic exploration of resilience and the beauty that persists even in the face of adversity. The recurring motif of jasmine, a flower known for its delicate fragrance, symbolizes the subtle yet pervasive beauty in the world. Despite the challenges and falls ('te caes al piso'), the world continues to 'smell like jasmine,' suggesting that beauty and hope remain constant, even when life feels overwhelming.

The lyrics delve into the struggle of perception and the impact of fear ('Será el miedo lo que no te deja ver'). The protagonist grapples with a sense of disconnection and numbness ('me quedé sin mirar'), indicating a struggle to engage with the world fully. This detachment is juxtaposed with the persistent fragrance of jasmine, symbolizing an underlying hope and beauty that the protagonist is struggling to perceive.

The repetition of phrases like 'me quedé sin mirar' and 'no alcanza' emphasizes a feeling of inadequacy and the relentless pursuit of something more. Yet, the song also hints at a shared experience ('Son como 2 gotas, gotas de un mismo clavel'), suggesting that this struggle and the search for beauty and meaning are universal. The jasmine's fragrance serves as a reminder that, despite the cold and the falls, there is always something beautiful to hold onto, even if it feels out of reach at times.