Horizontes

In 'Horizontes,' Jere delves into the emotional turmoil and lingering pain of a past love. The song opens with a plea to stop creating illusions, as the wounds from a previous relationship are still fresh. This sets the tone for a narrative filled with longing and unresolved feelings. The imagery of blood boiling when the person leaves suggests a deep, visceral reaction to their absence, highlighting the intensity of the emotions involved.

The metaphor of the sun speaking to the moon, asking it to stay still so it can shine brighter, symbolizes a desire for stability and care in the relationship. However, the remnants of love are described as 'veneno' (poison), indicating that what remains is both addictive and harmful. This duality captures the complexity of holding onto something that is both cherished and painful.

As the song progresses, the lyrics shift to a more introspective tone. The protagonist dreams of returning home, only to realize it was just a dream, leaving them with a lump in their throat. The moon and stars are personified, crying and dreaming, mirroring the protagonist's own sorrow and longing. The repeated phrase 'por si regresabas' (in case you returned) underscores the hope and desperation for reconciliation, even as the protagonist acknowledges the loss of reason, direction, and truth. The final lines about confusing horizons in dreams encapsulate the disorientation and emotional chaos that comes with such profound loss and yearning.