Dios No Me Deja

The song 'Dios No Me Deja' by Los Hermanos Zuleta is a poignant reflection on the artist's journey through life, marked by hardship, resilience, and a deep connection to music as a form of solace and expression. The lyrics begin with the birth of the singer during a carnival, symbolizing a life destined to be filled with both celebration and struggle. The mention of being born with a 'star' to compose and sing about his woes suggests a preordained path of artistic expression.

The chorus, 'Y cuando quiero flaquear / Siento que Dios no me deja,' which translates to 'And when I want to falter / I feel that God does not let me,' speaks to a sense of divine intervention that prevents the singer from giving up. This intervention comes in the form of music, which allows the singer to alleviate his sorrows. The song acknowledges the pain and suffering experienced in life, but also the strength and support found in a higher power and the cathartic nature of music.

The final verses reveal a personal struggle, possibly blindness, as the singer mentions that God denied him sight so that he would not look, but in return, he was given 'the beautiful eyes of the soul.' This metaphor suggests that while he may have lost his physical sight, he gained a deeper, spiritual vision that allows him to see the world in a unique and profound way. The song is a testament to the belief in a higher power's plan and the transformative power of music to heal and give meaning to life's challenges.