Ansiedad

Ricardo Montaner's song 'Ansiedad' delves deep into the emotional turmoil of longing and separation. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person overwhelmed by the intense desire to be reunited with a loved one. The recurring theme of 'ansiedad' or anxiety underscores the emotional weight carried by the narrator, who is consumed by thoughts of their beloved. The imagery of tears as 'perlas que caen al mar' (pearls falling into the sea) suggests a sense of preciousness and loss, emphasizing the depth of the narrator's sorrow.

The song's chorus highlights the narrator's desperate need to hold their loved one again, to 'musicando palabras de amor' (sing words of love) and to kiss them once more. This longing is not just physical but also deeply emotional, as the narrator yearns for the comfort and connection that their loved one brings. The use of the word 'encantos' (charms) suggests that the loved one possesses an almost magical ability to soothe the narrator's anxiety, making their absence even more painful.

In the second verse, the narrator imagines their loved one also feeling the same pain, perhaps crying while holding a picture of them. The 'melodia salvaje' (wild melody) and the 'eco de la pena' (echo of sorrow) convey a sense of shared suffering and a deep emotional bond that transcends physical distance. Montaner's poignant lyrics and emotive delivery capture the universal experience of longing and the profound impact of love and separation on the human heart.