Ley de Vida

Nano Stern's 'Ley de Vida' is a poignant reflection on the natural cycles of love and life, expressed through the metaphor of nature and the passage of time. The lyrics convey a deep connection between two people, where the singer describes a profound intimacy and shared experiences that are as vast and infinite as the universe itself. The imagery of spending 'a thousand days and nights' together suggests a timeless bond, while the reference to their bodies as temples for each other emphasizes the sacredness of their relationship.

The song also acknowledges the impermanence of relationships, likening them to rivers and mountains that are witnesses to love's rituals but also to its changes. The acceptance of paths diverging is a central theme, with the acknowledgment that parting is a part of life's law - 'morir para revivir' (to die in order to be reborn). This line encapsulates the idea that endings are necessary for new beginnings, and that growth often comes from letting go.

Finally, 'Ley de Vida' touches on the bittersweet nature of memories and the enduring impact of love. Despite the relationship ending, the singer vows to keep the windows of his eyes open to the mystery of his partner's light, which taught him how to love. This suggests that the lessons learned and the love experienced continue to resonate and shape us, even after the relationship has ended. The song is a beautiful testament to the transformative power of love and the wisdom gained through its lifecycle.