Aurora

In 'Aurora,' Motel delves into the ephemeral nature of time and the complexities of love and separation. The song opens with a longing to understand the moment of parting, reflecting a deep sense of confusion and regret. The lyrics 'Quisiera entender el momento en que ayer nos dejamos' (I wish to understand the moment we left each other yesterday) and 'Quisiera que el tiempo nos deje otra vez respirar' (I wish time would let us breathe again) set the tone for a narrative steeped in nostalgia and a desire for reconciliation.

The recurring theme of time slipping away is poignantly captured in the lines 'Nos pasa el momento... Nos pasa de lejos...' (The moment passes us by... It passes us by from afar...). This metaphor of time as a fleeting entity underscores the inevitability of change and the difficulty of holding onto moments that define our relationships. The artist's use of silence and waiting, 'Cierro los ojos y espero el silencio de antes' (I close my eyes and wait for the silence from before), further emphasizes a yearning for the past and a fear of losing what once was.

The chorus amplifies this sense of urgency and loss, with 'Y nos pasa el momento sin avisar' (And the moment passes us by without warning) and 'El tiempo se ha muerto y no volveras' (Time has died and you will not return). The repetition of 'dormiras' (you will sleep) suggests a finality, a resignation to the end of a chapter. Yet, there is a plea for a second chance, 'Quiero pedirte me dejes volver hasta ti' (I want to ask you to let me come back to you), highlighting the human desire to mend broken bonds and reclaim lost time. 'Aurora' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the relentless march of time, capturing the bittersweet essence of human relationships.