Cometas

Lucybell's song 'Cometas' delves into the complexities of love and the boundaries that come with it. The recurring line 'Mi amor no se renta' (My love is not for rent) emphasizes the idea that true love cannot be bought or sold. This phrase suggests a deep sense of self-worth and the refusal to commodify one's emotions. The singer is adamant about making their partner understand that love is not a transaction, but something far more profound and sacred.

The lyrics also touch on the inevitability of conflict within relationships. Phrases like 'Yo dije que esto podría acabar mal' (I said this could end badly) and 'No da la balanza' (The balance doesn't hold) indicate a sense of forewarning and imbalance. The singer acknowledges the potential for things to go wrong, yet remains steadfast in their principles. This acknowledgment of potential failure adds a layer of realism to the song, making it relatable to anyone who has experienced the ups and downs of love.

The metaphor of 'Despertar cometas' (Awakening comets) adds a mystical and almost celestial dimension to the song. Comets, often seen as harbingers of change or omens, symbolize the awakening of hidden truths and emotions. The repeated call to 'despertar' (awaken) suggests a desire to bring these truths to light, even if they are difficult to face. The line 'Despertar y esconder la verdad' (Awaken and hide the truth) further complicates this, indicating a struggle between revealing and concealing one's true feelings. The song concludes with the acknowledgment that if there is any magic in this tumultuous relationship, it lies within the partner, adding a touch of hope and admiration amidst the chaos.