Si buscabas

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The Quest for Liberation and Connection in 'Si buscabas'

Guardabarranco's song 'Si buscabas' delves into the deep human desire for connection, liberation, and emotional refuge. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone searching for a partner who can fulfill various emotional and physical needs. The opening lines, 'Si buscabas un cuerpo complaciente,' suggest a longing for a partner who can provide physical satisfaction and emotional release, symbolized by 'soltara tus amarras' (loosening your ties) and 'desnudara a tu animal más inocente' (undressing your most innocent animal). This metaphorical language indicates a desire for vulnerability and intimacy.

The song continues to explore the theme of seeking warmth and renewal, as seen in 'Si esperabas un fuego tan ardiente que encendiera tus cenizas.' Here, the imagery of fire and ashes represents a yearning for passion that can reignite one's spirit and bring a sense of freshness where there was once desolation. The mention of 'brisa donde ya no había fuente' (breeze where there was no source) further emphasizes the need for rejuvenation and new beginnings.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics shift to a more profound emotional need for a 'corazón de refugio' (heart of refuge) to escape from the pain inflicted by others. This heart serves as a sanctuary, a place to find happiness even if just for a day. The song concludes with the idea of seeking freedom through another person, someone who can liberate one's inner desires and fight alongside them to bring about a metaphorical spring. The repeated phrase 'la encontraste' (you found it) suggests that this quest for connection and liberation has been fulfilled, offering a sense of closure and contentment.

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  2. Dias de amar
  3. Guerrero del amor
  4. Si buscabas
  5. Aunque no fuera para mi
  6. Colibri
  7. Mi luna
  8. Corazon de Niño
  9. Casa abierta
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