Y El Aire Vuelve Al Aire

Perrozompopo's song 'Y El Aire Vuelve Al Aire' is a poetic and sensual exploration of love, intimacy, and the natural world. The lyrics are rich with vivid imagery and metaphors that paint a picture of a deeply emotional and physical connection between two lovers. The opening lines, 'Abre tu boca sobre la mia / Deja tu beso dormido en mi,' set the tone for the song, emphasizing the intimate and tender moments shared between the couple. The use of 'tatami' and 'seda' (silk) evokes a sense of softness and delicacy, further highlighting the gentle nature of their relationship.

The chorus, 'Y el aire vuelve al aire espeso caramelo / Mis ojos se cierran cuando entro en tu secreto,' suggests a transformation that occurs when the lovers are together. The air becomes thick like caramel, symbolizing the sweetness and intensity of their connection. The reference to 'orquidea' (orchid) and 'selva' (jungle) ties their love to the natural world, suggesting that their bond is both wild and beautiful. The imagery of searching the jungle barefoot and without amulets implies a raw, unguarded pursuit of love, where the lover is willing to be vulnerable and exposed.

The song also touches on themes of self-discovery and identity. Lines like 'Y volver a sentirme quien soy / Un viento, una gota, un dolor' indicate that through this intimate connection, the narrator is able to reconnect with their true self. The lover's presence dispels the 'bruma' (mist) of the narrator's dawn, symbolizing clarity and enlightenment brought about by love. The repeated request to 'abre el perfume de tu mirada' underscores the desire for mutual recognition and understanding, making the song a beautiful ode to the transformative power of love and nature.