Haz de luz

Rayden's 'Haz de luz' is a poetic exploration of perception, experience, and the intimate connection between seeing and feeling. The song's title, which translates to 'Beam of Light' in English, suggests a focus on vision and enlightenment, both literal and metaphorical. The lyrics invite the listener to witness the beauty of the world, from the simple act of watching a sunset to the grandeur of contemplating the universe. Rayden encourages the listener to experience life fully, with all senses, and to find joy in both the grand and the minute.

The song also delves into the emotional and relational aspects of sight. Rayden emphasizes the importance of the gaze in human connection, suggesting that eyes are not just organs of vision but windows to the soul that reflect the light given by others. This idea is encapsulated in the lines 'Quiero decirte que si hablamos de mirar, Los ojos son de quién te los hace brillar,' which means 'I want to tell you that when we talk about looking, the eyes belong to the one who makes them shine.' It's a poetic way of saying that our perception is deeply influenced by our relationships and emotions.

Beyond the literal sense, 'Haz de luz' is a metaphor for understanding and insight. Rayden's lyrics suggest that the most significant things in life are often not seen with the eyes but felt with the heart. He alludes to the idea that we close our eyes when we kiss, cry, or dream, indicating that some experiences transcend visual perception and are instead deeply personal and internal. The song is a reminder to appreciate the world around us, to seek out beauty and meaning, and to recognize the light that others bring into our lives.