Rima Asonante

Lidia Guevara's song 'Rima Asonante' delves into the complexities of love, loss, and the cyclical nature of relationships. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is trying to move on from a past relationship but finds themselves caught in a loop of emotions. The phrase 'Volver a empezar sin nada otra vez' (Starting over with nothing again) sets the tone for the song, indicating a fresh start that is both daunting and inevitable. The singer expresses a sense of resignation and acceptance, suggesting that the pain of loss is something that can be managed, even if it never fully disappears.

The recurring line 'No existe el final' (There is no end) serves as a powerful metaphor for the enduring nature of love. It implies that love doesn't simply vanish; it transforms and continues in different forms. This idea is further emphasized by the line 'Es sólo otra forma de amarte' (It's just another way of loving you), suggesting that the end of a relationship is not a true end but a transition into a new phase. The use of 'rima asonante' (assonant rhyme) as a metaphor highlights the imperfect, yet harmonious, nature of these emotional transitions.

Guevara also touches on themes of fear and cowardice, admitting to the difficulty of facing emotional pain head-on. The lines 'Perdona por ser tan cobarde, El miedo a perder .. se me hizo grande' (Forgive me for being such a coward, The fear of losing became too big for me) reveal a vulnerability that many can relate to. This admission adds depth to the song, making it not just a tale of love and loss, but also a reflection on personal growth and the courage it takes to start over.