De Este Amor No Sabrás Huir

Lucybell's song "De Este Amor No Sabrás Huir" delves into the profound and often tumultuous experience of love that one cannot escape. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who has endured the remnants of past relationships, symbolized by the 'sobras' or leftovers. This imagery suggests a sense of consuming what is left behind, reflecting on the emotional scars and the residual pain from previous loves. The 'turbio' or murky vision from a mirror further emphasizes the confusion and lack of clarity in the narrator's self-perception and emotional state.

The song continues with the narrator describing their attempts to move forward, despite feeling immobilized and broken. The act of running with feet that have never enjoyed movement and dancing despite being shattered into 'tantas partes tontas' or many foolish parts, symbolizes the struggle to find joy and freedom in the midst of emotional turmoil. This dance becomes a metaphor for the resilience and persistence in the face of heartbreak.

The chorus, repeating the phrase 'De este amor no sabrás huir' (You won't know how to escape from this love), underscores the central theme of the song: the inescapable nature of a profound love. The comparison to a planet and its sun highlights the gravitational pull that love exerts, making it impossible to break free. This celestial metaphor suggests that just as planets are bound to their orbits, individuals are often bound to their deep emotional connections, no matter how much they might want to escape. The song captures the essence of love's enduring and sometimes overwhelming presence in our lives, portraying it as both a source of light and an inescapable force.