Nunca Nadie Pudo Volar

La Casa Azul's song 'Nunca Nadie Pudo Volar' delves into the human desire for freedom and transcendence. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone feeling trapped and suffocated by their current environment, symbolized by sealing windows to stop feeling and experiencing emotional asthenia. This sense of entrapment is contrasted with a yearning to 'descomprimir' (decompress) and see clearly again, to take flight like Reichelt in Paris and become an aurora boreal, a metaphor for achieving a state of ethereal beauty and freedom.

The chorus emphasizes the societal pressures to conform and stay grounded, with repeated admonitions to 'esperar' (wait), 'desistir' (desist), and 'olvidar' (forget). Despite these pressures, the protagonist dreams of defying gravity and escaping the confines of their reality. The song references the myth of Icarus and Daedalus, highlighting the tension between the desire for freedom and the risks involved. Icarus's tragic flight serves as a cautionary tale, yet it also embodies the ultimate aspiration to break free and explore beyond known boundaries.

The song's narrative is a powerful commentary on the struggle between individual aspirations and societal expectations. It speaks to the universal human experience of feeling trapped and the longing to escape and achieve something greater. The protagonist's determination to 'saltaré al vacío total' (jump into the total void) and survive symbolizes a leap of faith towards personal freedom and self-discovery. 'Nunca Nadie Pudo Volar' resonates with anyone who has ever felt the weight of conformity and dreamed of soaring above it all.