Eternidad

La Ley's song 'Eternidad' delves into the profound themes of existence, freedom, and transcendence. The lyrics paint a picture of a journey towards the end of an existential path, where the protagonist is approaching a state of ultimate liberation. The phrase 'Voy acercándome al final de un camino existencial' suggests a nearing conclusion to a significant life journey, hinting at a philosophical or spiritual awakening. The mention of 'libertad total' indicates a release from earthly constraints, symbolizing a transition to a higher state of being.

The recurring lines 'Giras y giro, de vuelta al camino de vidas vividas al pasar' reflect a cyclical nature of life, where past experiences and lives intertwine. This cyclical imagery suggests a belief in reincarnation or the eternal return, where life is a continuous loop of experiences and lessons. The lyrics 'No necesito vestir más, no hay pecado original' imply a shedding of societal norms and the concept of original sin, embracing a return to innocence and purity. This liberation from conventional morality and materialism is a key theme in the song.

The inclusion of French lyrics adds a layer of universality and timelessness to the song. Phrases like 'je suis en liberté totale' and 'l'éternité soulage mes peines' emphasize the theme of eternal freedom and the alleviation of suffering. The imagery of 'une autre étoile qui vole' and 'la nuit est claire' evokes a sense of cosmic transcendence, where the protagonist becomes one with the universe. The song ultimately conveys a message of hope and liberation, where the journey through life leads to an eternal state of peace and freedom.