Carnaval

Lucybell's song 'Carnaval' delves into the complexities of human emotions and the inner journey of self-discovery. The lyrics use vivid metaphors to express the ease and difficulty of dealing with emotions and memories. The opening lines, 'Seria tan facil siendo lluvia / Sólo un roce y tendría que caer,' suggest that if the singer were like rain, it would be easy to fall or give in to emotions with just a touch. Similarly, the metaphor of being a mountain, 'Seria tan facil siendo monte / Que en mi pecho te abrazaría con mi piel,' conveys a sense of strength and the ability to embrace and protect with one's very being.

The recurring theme of being alive, 'Siempre he estado vivo / Al menos cuando he logrado llegar,' highlights moments of true vitality and presence, often achieved through overcoming fear and the necessity to forget. The 'carnaval' mentioned in the chorus symbolizes a celebration or a return to a state of joy and vibrancy after a period of emotional struggle. This carnival is not just an external festivity but an internal one, representing a personal triumph over inner turmoil.

The song also touches on the ease of pretending and introspection. Lines like 'Seria tan facil fingir / Que te volvere a ver' and 'Seria tan facil vivir / Con la mirada hacia dentro' reflect the human tendency to find solace in illusions and the introspective journey of looking within oneself. The repetition of 'Al regresar veras mi carnaval' reinforces the idea that after facing and overcoming these emotional battles, one can return to a state of celebration and self-acceptance. Lucybell's 'Carnaval' is a poetic exploration of the emotional landscapes we navigate and the inner celebrations we achieve through resilience and self-awareness.