Antes de Los 30 (En Sueño Desde Madrid)

In 'Antes de Los 30 (En Sueño Desde Madrid),' Morat delves into the complex emotions surrounding the transition from youth to adulthood. The song opens with a sense of disorientation and dissatisfaction, as the narrator wakes up in a hotel room, feeling the weight of another year passing. This sets the tone for a reflective journey, where the singer grapples with the realization that growing up doesn't feel as expected. The lyrics, 'No soy el niño que antes fui / Pero los 30 no me quedan bien,' highlight the struggle of not feeling at home in one's own age, caught between the innocence of youth and the responsibilities of adulthood.

The song's chorus emphasizes the relentless passage of time and the inevitability of change. Morat poignantly notes, 'Ya sé que los recuerdos no siguen la ley de gravedad / Que el tiempo pasa y nos convierte en lo que fuimos,' capturing the bittersweet nature of memories and the fear of how quickly life moves. This sentiment is further echoed in the line, 'Me duele la verdad / Que pronto crecimos,' expressing a deep-seated anxiety about the rapid pace of growing up and the loss of simpler times.

Despite the melancholic undertones, the song offers a glimmer of hope and acceptance. The lyrics, 'De pronto, no hay que temerle al despertador / Hay que aceptar que cada día sale el Sol,' suggest a shift in perspective. The narrator acknowledges that life is not just about existing but about learning to live meaningfully. This realization brings a sense of peace, encouraging listeners to embrace each day and strive to live better, even if the journey is daunting. Morat's 'Antes de Los 30' is a heartfelt exploration of the fears and hopes that come with growing up, resonating deeply with anyone who has felt the rush of time and the weight of impending adulthood.