Pasaporte

In 'Pasaporte,' Lucah delves into the complexities of love and the desire to move from a hidden, transient relationship to one that is open and permanent. The song begins with the singer expressing frustration at being a 'passenger' in the lover's life, a 'tourist' in their dreams, and loving them in secrecy. This sets the stage for the central theme of the song: the yearning to become a significant and permanent part of the lover's life.

The lyrics are rich with metaphors that illustrate this desire. The singer wants to be the 'sun' that warms the lover's mornings and the 'permanent resident' of their soul and skin. These metaphors highlight the depth of the singer's feelings and their wish to be an integral part of the lover's daily existence. The repeated plea for a 'passport' to love the person 'a mi manera' (in my way) underscores the need for acceptance and the freedom to love authentically.

Lucah also touches on the idea of breaking down emotional barriers. The singer asks for the 'power' to destroy the lover's walls and build a new world for them. This suggests a transformative love that can overcome past hurts and fears, creating a fresh, open, and honest relationship. The repetition of the request to 'cross your border carefully' emphasizes the respect and care the singer intends to bring into the relationship, acknowledging the lover's vulnerabilities while seeking a deeper connection.

'Pasaporte' is a heartfelt plea for a love that is both bold and considerate, aiming to transition from a hidden affair to a committed, visible relationship. Lucah's emotive delivery and the song's poetic lyrics make it a compelling exploration of love's transformative power.