Inspiración

Gonzalo Ávila's song 'Inspiración' delves into the complexities of mental stability and the search for solace through creative expression. The lyrics open with the artist sitting and trying not to think, only to be confronted by a 'bag' that seems to interrogate his mental state. This metaphorical 'bag' could represent the burdens and pressures of life that demand his mental stability. The act of getting up to have breakfast and sweetening his coffee symbolizes small, everyday rituals that offer a momentary escape from these pressures, providing a sense of hypnosis or temporary relief.

As the song progresses, Ávila reflects on the passage of time and the overwhelming nature of thoughts that can make one yearn to be 'beyond' the present moment. This saturation of thoughts and the societal expectations of being 'correct' or stable weigh heavily on the artist. The recurring question, 'What happens if I travel?' suggests a desire to escape these mental confines and find inspiration elsewhere. The imagery of sitting on a terrace, composing a theme, and thinking about the stars highlights the artist's search for creative inspiration and emotional connection.

The chorus, 'Eres mi inspiración' (You are my inspiration), and the mention of 'times of pain' indicate that the source of inspiration is deeply personal and intertwined with emotional experiences. The idea of traveling to the moon and resting among the stars, titled in the gaze of a loved one, suggests that true inspiration and solace are found in meaningful relationships and moments of introspection. Through 'Inspiración,' Ávila captures the essence of finding peace and creativity amidst the chaos of thoughts and societal expectations.