Sabré Que Eres Tú

In 'Sabré Que Eres Tú,' Lola, Érase Una Vez delves into the timeless theme of searching for true love. The song opens with a sense of skepticism, acknowledging that in today's world, many have lost faith in finding genuine connections. Despite this, the narrator holds onto a hopeful belief that they will eventually find their soulmate. This belief is not just a naive hope but a deep-seated conviction that one day, they will meet someone who is both extraordinary and wonderfully ordinary—a 'humano fantástico y normal.'

The lyrics also explore the idea that love requires growth and learning. The narrator admits to having much to learn about love, emphasizing that to truly love, one must give, believe, and understand freedom. This journey of self-discovery and personal growth is crucial for the narrator to be ready for when their true love finally arrives. The song suggests that this moment might come when the narrator least expects it, perhaps when they have fully embraced their own freedom and learned to love without hesitation.

The imagery in the song is vivid and romantic, painting a picture of shared dreams and a life filled with joy and laughter. The recurring motif of 'estrellas encima del mar' (stars above the sea) symbolizes a magical and serene setting where dreams come true. The city, often a symbol of chaos and anonymity, is transformed into a place where the narrator's dreams of love and companionship become a reality. Through its heartfelt lyrics and evocative imagery, 'Sabré Que Eres Tú' captures the essence of hope, growth, and the transformative power of love.