Gritar Al Viento

Mikel Erentxun's song 'Gritar Al Viento' is a poetic exploration of love, passion, and the raw emotions that come with it. The lyrics are filled with vivid imagery and metaphors that paint a picture of a deeply emotional and intimate relationship. The act of 'gritar al viento' (shouting to the wind) symbolizes a release of pent-up emotions, a way to express feelings that are too intense to keep inside. This act of shouting is paired with other sensory experiences like 'saltar' (jumping) and 'sentir' (feeling), suggesting a desire to fully immerse oneself in the moment and the emotions it brings.

The song delves into the dynamics of a passionate relationship, where the narrator feels incomplete without their partner ('sin ti soy cero'). The mention of 'tu cintura el sabor, de cereza' (the taste of cherry on your waist) and 'mercurocromo infantil, en tu rodilla' (childish mercurochrome on your knee) adds a layer of sensuality and nostalgia, blending the physical and emotional aspects of love. These lines evoke a sense of intimacy and familiarity, highlighting the small, personal details that make the relationship unique and special.

As the song progresses, it touches on the idea of shared experiences and dreams ('pintar un sueño' - painting a dream) and the comfort found in each other's presence ('los dos tumbados' - the two of us lying down). The imagery of the moon escaping them suggests a fleeting, almost magical quality to their time together. The final lines, 'abrir. cerrar. gritar.' (open. close. shout.), encapsulate the cyclical nature of their emotions and experiences, emphasizing the intensity and passion that define their relationship.