Levedad

Reyno's song 'Levedad' delves into the complexities of modern existence, particularly the struggle of maintaining a light-hearted approach to life while grappling with deeper emotional and existential issues. The lyrics reflect a sense of difficulty in sustaining a carefree attitude ('Que difícil se ha vuelto esta forma de ser') and the inevitable disappearance that comes with it. This suggests a conflict between the desire to take things lightly and the harsh reality of loneliness and isolation that often accompanies such an approach.

The song poignantly captures the feeling of being consumed by a 'frío sentimiento' (cold feeling) that slowly eats away at one's spirit in silence. This metaphor of coldness contrasts with the imagery of fire ('igual fuego que te encienda'), symbolizing the dual nature of emotions that can either ignite passion or lead to a slow, consuming burn. The juxtaposition of these elements highlights the internal battle between feeling alive and being overwhelmed by emotional numbness.

Furthermore, 'Levedad' addresses the consequences of neglecting one's emotional well-being. The lyrics warn against playing with one's heart ('No juegues tanto con tu corazón o va a estallar'), emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and addressing one's feelings rather than hiding them away. The recurring theme of hiding in the darkness of the night ('cuando te escondes en lo oscuro de la noche') underscores the tendency to retreat from confronting these issues, ultimately leading to a deeper sense of isolation and despair. Reyno's evocative lyrics and haunting melodies create a powerful narrative about the delicate balance between lightness and the weight of emotional reality.