Volverás En Ese Barco Azul

Hervé Vilard's song 'Volverás En Ese Barco Azul' is a poignant ballad that delves into themes of longing, separation, and unwavering hope. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a lover left behind, watching their beloved depart on a journey, symbolized by the 'barco azul' or 'blue boat.' This imagery of the blue boat serves as a metaphor for the distance and the emotional journey that both the singer and the beloved must endure. The color blue often represents both sadness and hope, encapsulating the duality of the singer's emotions.

The recurring plea for the beloved's return is central to the song's narrative. The singer's life feels incomplete without their partner, as expressed in lines like 'Mi vida está cerca cerca de ti' (My life is close, close to you) and 'Sin ti no soy feliz' (Without you, I am not happy). This deep sense of loss is juxtaposed with a steadfast hope, as the singer vows to wait 'por siempre hasta morir' (forever until death). The act of waiting becomes a testament to the strength of their love and the depth of their commitment.

Religious imagery also plays a significant role in the song. The singer mentions praying to God for a blessing, indicating that their hope is not just a personal wish but a spiritual plea. This adds a layer of solemnity and earnestness to the song, suggesting that the singer's love and hope are sacred. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of the promise of return, emphasizing the 'grande' (great) love and passion that binds the two lovers. This final note of optimism leaves the listener with a sense of enduring love and the belief that the beloved will indeed return on that 'barco azul.'