A.D.R.B. (en busca eterna)

Los Fabulosos Cadillacs' song 'A.D.R.B. (en busca eterna)' delves into the profound sense of loss and the relentless search for something or someone that is no longer present. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of emptiness and longing, using metaphors like 'viento' (wind) and 'niebla vieja' (old fog) to convey the elusive nature of the memories and the person being sought. The recurring imagery of wind and fog suggests a sense of impermanence and the difficulty of holding onto the past.

The song also explores the theme of nostalgia and the pain of remembering. The line 'viento que se lleva los recuerdos que me nubla hasta tu cara' (wind that takes away the memories that cloud even your face) highlights the struggle to keep the memory of a loved one alive. The lyrics express a deep yearning to dream of the person and find a way to stay in that dream forever, as seen in 'solo el anhelo de soñar verte a vos y saber como hacer para quedarme siempre allí' (only the desire to dream of seeing you and knowing how to stay there forever). This longing is portrayed as both a source of hope and a form of eternal condemnation.

The song's melancholic tone is further emphasized by the references to 'puerta muerta' (dead door) and 'canción de abril' (April song), which evoke a sense of finality and the passage of time. The lyrics suggest that the passage of time has been both cruel and enlightening, forcing the narrator to grow and confront their loss. The repeated mention of 'nada' (nothing) underscores the emptiness left behind and the futility of trying to recapture what has been lost. Ultimately, 'A.D.R.B. (en busca eterna)' is a poignant reflection on the enduring nature of grief and the human desire to hold onto fleeting moments and memories.