El Hombre ke buscaba el silencio en una Hoguera a) El hallazgo b) Monton en el patio de las dudas

Leusemia's song, 'El Hombre ke buscaba el silencio en una Hoguera a) El hallazgo b) Monton en el patio de las dudas,' is a profound exploration of personal and societal turmoil. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man seeking solace and understanding in a world filled with noise and confusion. The opening lines, 'Ando rozando el silencio cercano / en el patio vecino se escucha un sermón,' suggest a juxtaposition between the desire for inner peace and the external chaos represented by a sermon in the neighboring yard. This contrast sets the stage for the song's exploration of internal and external conflicts.

The recurring refrain, 'Kiero seguir en tu acera, / Kiero estar en tu hogera, / Kiero estar donde tu estás,' reflects a deep yearning for connection and belonging. The use of 'acera' (sidewalk) and 'hoguera' (bonfire) as metaphors highlights the desire to be close to someone or something that provides warmth and light in a dark and confusing world. This longing is further emphasized by the lines, 'Mientras sigue extraviado ese beso en tus hombros / y me llevo mis ojos a otro lugar,' which convey a sense of loss and displacement.

The song also delves into the broader context of societal issues, as seen in the lines, 'He visto la historia de mi país... / en las ruinas ke secan al sol sus miserias.' Here, the artist reflects on the history and struggles of their country, using imagery of ruins drying in the sun to symbolize the lingering effects of past hardships. The mention of 'la escotilla del mundo' (the world's hatch) and 'nubes de calle aledaña' (clouds of the nearby street) further illustrates the interconnectedness of personal and societal struggles. Ultimately, the song is a poignant commentary on the search for meaning and connection in a world fraught with challenges.