Distancia infinita

Kyosko's song 'Distancia infinita' delves into themes of spiritual resilience and the eternal nature of the human soul. The lyrics open with a reference to 'short distances to walk,' juxtaposed with the idea that 'Ziwar breathes eternity.' This contrast sets the stage for a journey that transcends physical limitations and delves into the spiritual realm. The name 'Ziwar' could symbolize a person or a spiritual entity, representing a guide or a higher power that breathes life into the eternal aspects of existence.

The song continues to explore the idea of overcoming fear and embracing a new perspective. The lines 'His head went and came back / So many times today the miracle crossed him' suggest a transformative experience, possibly a near-death encounter or a profound spiritual awakening. This transformation allows the individual to see beyond immediate dangers ('no fear of another bullet') and perceive a greater distance, a broader vision of life and existence.

The chorus emphasizes the guiding forces in life, with phrases like 'this is the rock of your life' and 'this is the wind that guides me.' These metaphors highlight the stability and direction provided by spiritual beliefs or a higher power. The repetition of 'you go, and you go' and 'I go, and I go' signifies a continuous journey, driven by love and illumination. The final verses reflect on leaving behind destructive habits ('a killer glass left behind') and the enduring nature of a spiritual kingdom, even amidst chaos ('everything explodes, but this kingdom does not end'). The song ultimately conveys a message of hope, resilience, and the eternal connection between the individual and the divine.