Ganas de Verte

Los Miserables' song 'Ganas de Verte' delves into the deep emotions of longing and reflection. The lyrics express a strong desire to reconnect with someone from the past, highlighting the passage of time and the changes it brings. The narrator feels a strange sensation and a yearning to see this person again, suggesting that their heart has been confused by the time apart. This sense of confusion and longing is a central theme, as the narrator grapples with the changes that have occurred and the memories that remain vivid.

The song also touches on the idea of change and memory. The narrator acknowledges that the person they long for has changed and may not remember the past as clearly. Despite this, there is a hope that the bond they once shared can be rekindled. The lyrics 'me han dicho que no encuentras el ayer' (they told me you can't find yesterday) and 'espero que no te hayas olvidado' (I hope you haven't forgotten) reflect a fear of being forgotten and a desire to be remembered for the love they once shared.

The imagery in the song is poignant, with references to the sound of waves and the hope for a new beginning. The line 'como el rugido de las olas en el mar' (like the roar of the waves in the sea) evokes a sense of longing and the natural ebb and flow of emotions. The narrator's hope for a 'despertar' (awakening) with their loved one by their side signifies a desire to move beyond dreams and into reality. The repetition of 'no quiero ya más soñar' (I don't want to dream anymore) underscores the yearning for a tangible reunion and the end of longing.