ECLIPSE

KHEA's song 'ECLIPSE' delves into the depths of emotional turmoil and self-discovery. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with a sense of disorientation and loss. The opening lines, 'No sé ni dónde estoy / No ha salido el Sol aún,' set the tone for the song, highlighting a state of confusion and darkness. The recurring theme of time being meaningless, as expressed in '¿De qué sirve el reloj? / Lleva meses girando en loop,' suggests a feeling of being stuck in a repetitive cycle, unable to move forward.

The metaphor of an 'eclipse' is central to the song, symbolizing a period of obscurity and emotional blockage. KHEA describes feeling disconnected from himself and his emotions, as seen in the lines 'Creo que perdí mis sentimientos / Te juro que los busco pero no los encuentro.' This sense of loss is further emphasized by the imagery of looking into a mirror and not recognizing the person staring back, '¿Quién es el del espejo? / Cada vez que miro lo veo más lejos.' The eclipse metaphor extends to his relationships, particularly the impact of a significant other's departure, which has left him feeling incomplete and in perpetual darkness.

The song also touches on the existential struggle of understanding one's identity and purpose. KHEA questions his own existence and self-worth, 'Me pregunto yo, ¿quién soy? / Hace tiempo que no me veo.' This introspective journey is marked by a haunting realization that life is filled with complexities and challenges, as an old man tells him, 'Algún viejo me dijo que vivir es esto.' The dense atmosphere described in the streets and the inability to find peace even in sleep further amplify the sense of being trapped in a nightmarish reality.

'ECLIPSE' is a powerful exploration of inner conflict, loss, and the search for meaning. KHEA's raw and honest lyrics resonate with anyone who has experienced the pain of losing themselves in the shadows of life's challenges.