Amaneciendo

Guasones' song 'Amaneciendo' delves into the complexities of love, freedom, and self-identity. The lyrics open with a poignant admission of longing and vulnerability, 'Si te extraño no es extraño, si me caigo es por vos,' suggesting that the narrator's emotional state is deeply intertwined with their partner. The public perception of their happiness, 'en la calle dicen, que somos felices,' contrasts with the internal struggles and the lack of rationality in their relationship, 'no existe la razon.' This sets the stage for a narrative that explores the tension between societal expectations and personal experiences.

The song continues to reflect on the depth of the relationship, acknowledging the partner as more than just a companion, 'cuando fuiste mucho mas, que mi eterna compañera.' The narrator's acceptance of their partner's autonomy, 'y que hisiste lo que quieras, porque asi lo quise yooo,' highlights a theme of unconditional love and freedom. This acceptance, however, comes with its own set of challenges, as the narrator grapples with the consequences of living life on their own terms, 'yo vivo a mi forma, sin reglas ni normas es mucho mejor.' The dawn ('amaneciendo') symbolizes a new beginning, yet it also brings a sense of worsening emotional turmoil.

The lyrics also touch on the narrator's defiance against societal judgment, 'a la gente que se burla, y a los otros que se asustan, no saben quien soy.' This defiance is coupled with a deep appreciation for their partner, 'te aprecio por amor,' and a plea to Cupid to embrace the night and pain, 'Cupido te pido, que te hagas amigo, de la noche y del dolooooor.' This plea underscores the narrator's acceptance of the darker aspects of love and life, suggesting a complex interplay between love, pain, and identity. The song ultimately portrays a raw and honest exploration of living authentically, despite the challenges and judgments that come with it.