Willkommen

In 'Willkommen,' José Madero delves into themes of change, nostalgia, and acceptance. The song opens with the breaking of a spell and the extinguishing of magic, symbolizing the end of a significant period or relationship. The imagery of closed streets and blocked paths suggests a sense of finality and the impossibility of returning to the past. This sets the tone for a reflective journey where the artist admits to missing the past but acknowledges that it is something he has left behind. The act of remembering is portrayed as both dangerous and sacred, highlighting the delicate balance between cherishing memories and moving forward.

Madero's plea for forgiveness and redemption for future mistakes indicates a desire for personal growth and a readiness to face whatever comes next. The line 'Por fin le sonrío al ulterior' (Finally, I smile at the future) signifies a turning point where the artist begins to embrace the unknown. However, there is an underlying uncertainty about whether the best is yet to come, reflecting a common human fear of the future. The mention of a beloved cycle that has not yet found him suggests a longing for a new phase or opportunity that has yet to materialize.

The song also touches on the cyclical nature of life, comparing it to the return of vinyl records and 80s culture. This metaphor emphasizes that while things may end, they often come back in new forms, offering a sense of continuity and hope. The invitation to a friend to 'pásale amigo, eres bienvenido' (come in, friend, you are welcome) at the end of the song creates a warm, inclusive atmosphere, suggesting that despite the changes and uncertainties, there is always room for new beginnings and connections.