Libertades

In 'Libertades,' Juan Son delves into the profound theme of personal freedom and the journey of self-liberation. The song opens with a reflection on the concept of coincidences, suggesting a skepticism towards the idea that events happen by chance. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the singer's emotional journey, where he questions the randomness of his experiences and relationships.

The lyrics reveal a sense of relief and empowerment that comes from breaking free from a relationship that was stifling and unfulfilling. The line 'Me sabe bien la libertad de no estar al pie de alguien que nunca me pudo amar' highlights the joy and liberation felt from no longer being tied to someone who could never truly love or accept him. This sentiment is further emphasized by the repeated assertion that he will not miss this person, but he will never forget the pain they caused.

As the song progresses, Juan Son expresses a desire for genuine love and connection, but not at the cost of his own well-being. The imagery of 'llorando en la selva' (crying in the jungle) evokes a sense of isolation and abandonment, underscoring the emotional turmoil he endured. Despite this, he remains resolute in his decision to move forward, seeing through the facade of the relationship and recognizing it as a 'guarida de escorpiones' (den of scorpions). The song concludes with a powerful affirmation of life's mysterious nature and the drive to keep fighting, encapsulating the essence of resilience and self-discovery.