De Regreso a Tus Entrañas

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Returning to the Womb: A Journey of Self-Discovery

Pastoral's song "De Regreso a Tus Entrañas" delves into the profound themes of time, memory, and the cyclical nature of life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the passage of time, as the narrator feels the weight of new experiences layering over old ones. This imagery of footprints over footprints symbolizes the accumulation of life's moments and the struggle to discern what truly matters. The narrator grapples with understanding whether the gentle, fleeting moments of life hold the key to tenderness and meaning, or if there is something more substantial to seek out.

The song also explores the idea of mental liberation, as the narrator attempts to remove the metaphorical nails from their head—those persistent thoughts and worries that hinder clear thinking. This act of mental cleansing is tied to the desire for creation and legacy, as the narrator envisions having children who will spread their essence across the cosmos, leaving an indelible mark on the universe. This cosmic imagery suggests a longing for a lasting impact and a connection to something greater than oneself.

Ultimately, the song reflects on the concept of returning to one's origins, both physically and metaphorically. The narrator contemplates the idea of returning to the womb, the source of life, to find solace and continuity. This return is not just a physical act but a spiritual and emotional journey, seeking to reconnect with the innocence and purity of childhood while acknowledging the growth and changes that have occurred. The song's introspective nature invites listeners to reflect on their own journeys, the passage of time, and the eternal quest for meaning and connection.

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  2. Opresión Natural
  3. Deseo Del Lúcido Suicida Preso
  4. Mujercita, Yo Sé Esperar
  5. De Regreso a Tus Entrañas
  6. Me Desprendo de Tu Vientre
  7. Sólo Con Silencio
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  9. Humanos
  10. Atrapados en el cielo
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