Del Mar

The song 'Del Mar' by Intoxicados delves into themes of cosmic love, existential repetition, and the search for meaning. The opening lines, 'Es que vengo del mar y antes del espacio,' suggest a journey that transcends time and space, hinting at a love that has existed through various lifetimes and dimensions. This sets the stage for a narrative that explores the idea of souls meeting repeatedly, bound by an inexplicable connection that defies the constraints of time and place.

The lyrics 'Algo habremos hecho mal para estar juntos de nuevo' reflect a sense of fatalism and introspection. The speaker ponders the possibility that their reunion is a result of past mistakes, yet there is no regret in their tone. Instead, there is an acceptance of their fate and a recognition of the deep bond they share. This cyclical nature of their relationship is further emphasized by the metaphor of atoms, 'Un átomo, dos átomos forman algo,' symbolizing the fundamental and inseparable connection between the two souls.

As the song progresses, the imagery of doors and the act of opening them becomes a central motif. The line 'Y abriste una puerta sin darte cuenta' signifies moments of opportunity and missed chances. The speaker's inability to enter the final door represents the ongoing struggle to find resolution and peace. Despite this, there is a sense of hope and determination in the lyrics 'Voy a tener que buscar muchas puertas para abrir,' indicating a relentless pursuit of understanding and fulfillment. The song concludes with a poignant expression of longing and the bittersweet nature of earthly emotions, encapsulated in the repeated refrain 'Te extraño.'