Duermen Las Palabras

In 'Duermen Las Palabras,' Jesús Adrián Romero delves into the profound theme of communication and its deterioration. The song's title, which translates to 'The Words Sleep,' sets the tone for a reflective and introspective piece. Romero suggests that words have become contaminated and no longer serve their purpose of conveying truth and understanding. This contamination has led to a breakdown in communication, necessitating a period of rest and healing for words to regain their purity and effectiveness.

The lyrics emphasize the need for silence and introspection. By stating 'No quiero hablar' ('I don't want to talk'), Romero underscores the importance of taking a step back from the noise and chaos of everyday life. This silence is not just an absence of sound but a deliberate choice to allow words to heal and regain their power. The repetition of this phrase highlights the artist's commitment to this period of quiet reflection.

Romero's musical style, often characterized by its spiritual and contemplative nature, complements the song's message. His gentle melodies and soothing voice create a serene atmosphere, inviting listeners to join him in this journey of healing and renewal. The song serves as a reminder of the power of words and the importance of using them wisely, encouraging a return to genuine and meaningful communication.