Cada Paso

Lucybell's song 'Cada Paso' delves into the profound journey of self-discovery and personal growth. The lyrics are rich with metaphors and vivid imagery, creating a tapestry of emotions and experiences. The opening lines, 'Quémame los ojos y quien te llevará sueños cuando duermas,' suggest a sense of sacrifice and the pain that often accompanies growth. The act of burning one's eyes can be seen as a metaphor for losing sight of old dreams and visions to make way for new ones. This theme of transformation is further emphasized with the lines 'Átame las manos y quien te elevará al cielo cuando duela el comienzo del mar,' indicating that even when one feels bound or restricted, there is a potential for elevation and transcendence.

The recurring phrase 'Ascender como animas, ascender transversal' speaks to the idea of rising above challenges and moving forward in a non-linear, perhaps even spiritual, manner. The use of 'transversal' suggests crossing boundaries and breaking free from conventional paths. This is a powerful message about the resilience and adaptability required in the journey of self-discovery. The imagery of 'rózame la espalda y no perdonaré el fuego de tus piernas entre hielo y sal' juxtaposes elements of fire and ice, symbolizing the intense and often conflicting emotions one experiences during personal growth.

The chorus, 'Con cada paso aprenderé andar,' is a mantra of perseverance and learning. It reinforces the idea that with each step taken, one learns and grows, even if the path is fraught with difficulties. The repeated invitation 'Ven a mi, ven a mi, ya' suggests a call to embrace this journey, to find excuses or reasons within one's plans to move forward. Lucybell's 'Cada Paso' is a poignant reminder that every step, no matter how small or challenging, contributes to our overall growth and understanding of ourselves.