Siempre Caigo Lento

Rocco Posca's 'Siempre Caigo Lento' is a poetic exploration of love, vulnerability, and the human condition. The song opens with the singer in a state of emptiness, waiting and contemplating love. The imagery of a 'poor speaker' lost in 'foolish pain' suggests a sense of disconnection and longing. This sets the stage for a narrative where the protagonist is unable to reach the vibrant colors of the sky, symbolizing unattainable dreams or desires. The 'port of mud and fears' further emphasizes a feeling of being stuck or grounded by insecurities, yet there's a persistent hope to see the beloved shine.

The recurring line 'Siempre caigo lento sobre ti' (I always fall slowly over you) serves as the emotional anchor of the song. It conveys a sense of gentle, inevitable surrender to love, despite the obstacles and imperfections. The lyrics also critique those who ignore the simple and perfect surprises of life, labeling them as 'clumsy' or 'lost idiots.' This highlights the importance of faith and openness in experiencing love and life fully. The metaphor of 'the jar of illusions' suggests that even amidst disillusionment, any noise is better than silence, indicating a preference for emotional expression over repression.

In the latter part of the song, Posca reflects on the nature of perception and control. He advises that even if the day is long and silent, or the sky seems unchanged, one must look at it differently. This philosophical musing underscores the idea that love and life are subject to individual interpretation and experience. The repeated assertion that 'there are things that belong to love' and that these can be both the best and the worst, depending on how one lives them, encapsulates the duality and complexity of love. The song concludes with the reaffirmation of the slow, inevitable fall into love, suggesting a resigned yet hopeful acceptance of its power and unpredictability.