Quiero Descansar

Los Bunkers' song 'Quiero Descansar' delves into the complex emotions of longing, conflict, and the desire for peace. The lyrics open with a reflection on the cyclical nature of life, where the air always returns to the space it once occupied. This metaphor suggests a sense of inevitability and the natural order of things, hinting at the idea that certain feelings and situations are bound to recur. The mention of 'words that one day were remembered' adds a layer of nostalgia and the power of memory, emphasizing how past experiences and emotions continue to influence the present.

The chorus reveals a deep internal conflict. The lines 'If you go away, I will hate you; if you come closer, I will not hear you' capture the paradoxical nature of relationships where distance and proximity both bring pain. This duality reflects the struggle between wanting to be close to someone and the fear of the hurt that closeness can bring. The protagonist is caught in a state of emotional turmoil, unable to find solace whether the person stays or leaves.

The final lines, 'I am dead, I want to rest; you are air, return to your place; I am your thunder, I return to the original time,' convey a profound sense of exhaustion and a yearning for peace. The imagery of death and rest symbolizes a desire to escape the relentless cycle of emotional conflict. By identifying as 'thunder' and the other as 'air,' the song suggests a fundamental difference in their natures, implying that true peace can only be found by returning to their original, separate states. This poignant conclusion underscores the theme of seeking tranquility amidst the chaos of human relationships.