Yo Me Veo Contigo

Melendi's song 'Yo Me Veo Contigo' is a nostalgic and hopeful journey through the decades, reflecting on personal and societal changes while envisioning a better future. The song begins with the artist reminiscing about his birth in 1979, coinciding with Spain's transition to democracy. He paints a vivid picture of the 1980s, mentioning cultural icons like Superman, Rocky, Indiana Jones, and significant events such as the death of John Lennon and the rise of AIDS. The lyrics capture the essence of the era, blending innocence with the harsh realities of the time.

As the song progresses into the 1990s, Melendi continues to weave his personal experiences with broader cultural references. He mentions the fall of the Berlin Wall, the influence of Nirvana, and the impact of pop culture phenomena like 'Friends' and 'The Simpsons.' The artist reflects on his own rebellious youth, marked by tattoos and a sense of invisibility. The 1990s are portrayed as a time of both personal and global transformation, with the artist finding solace in music and self-expression.

The song's chorus shifts to a more hopeful and idealistic tone, envisioning a future where he sees himself with his loved one in a world without barriers or prejudices. Melendi dreams of a surreal, inclusive world where wealth does not define worth, and human connections are prioritized over material possessions. He acknowledges the harshness of the current world but holds onto the belief that a better, more humane world is possible. The song concludes with a poignant message about understanding and empathy, suggesting that by allowing children to express themselves freely, we might learn to see the world through their untainted eyes.