Va a Empezar a Llover

Nacho Vegas' song 'Va a Empezar a Llover' delves into the emotional aftermath of a love that has run its course. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that has reached its breaking point, with the recurring metaphor of rain symbolizing the impending emotional turmoil. The song opens with a trembling voice, suggesting vulnerability and the inevitability of experiencing similar heartbreak. The mention of crossing out days on a calendar highlights the passage of time and the pain endured during the relationship.

The chorus, 'Creo que va a empezar a llover,' which translates to 'I think it's going to start raining,' serves as a powerful metaphor for the emotional storm brewing within the narrator. The grey sky and the insistence of the partner's voice emphasize the lingering presence of past love and the difficulty of moving on. The narrator's repeated question, 'Dime crees que valió la pena?' or 'Tell me, do you think it was worth it?' reflects the internal struggle of reconciling the love once felt with the pain now experienced.

As the song progresses, the narrator admits to having loved intensely until their love was exhausted. The desire to run and disappear signifies the overwhelming need to escape the emotional weight of the failed relationship. The repetition of the phrase 'Yo te quise, te quise tanto' or 'I loved you, I loved you so much' underscores the depth of the narrator's feelings and the profound sense of loss. Nacho Vegas masterfully captures the essence of heartbreak, using the metaphor of rain to convey the inevitable and uncontrollable nature of emotional pain.