Déjame Llorar

Samo's 'Déjame Llorar' is a poignant ballad that delves deep into the themes of loss, longing, and the passage of time. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a room filled with emptiness and memories of a past love. The imagery of 'millions of leaves falling on your body' and 'autumns of tears dripping on your skin' evokes a sense of seasonal change, symbolizing the inevitable cycles of love and heartbreak. The repetition of 'déjame llorar' (let me cry) underscores the singer's need to grieve and process the pain of separation.

The song's chorus, with its juxtaposition of 'illuminated and eternal, enraged and calm,' captures the complex emotions that come with remembering a lost love. The metaphor of flying asleep on a carpet of grass suggests a dreamlike state, where the past and present blur together. The mention of a shooting star and the act of making wishes while it lasts further emphasizes the fleeting nature of happiness and the hope that lingers even in sorrow. Samo's soulful delivery adds depth to the lyrics, making the listener feel the weight of his emotions.

'Cuantas caricias perdidas en mi diván' (how many caresses lost on my couch) and 'hago canciones de amor en tu memoria' (I make love songs in your memory) highlight the personal and intimate nature of the singer's grief. The song becomes a tribute to the lost love, with each verse serving as a reminder of the moments shared and the pain of their absence. The recurring theme of silence, described as 'an impossible silence silencing my life,' speaks to the void left behind and the struggle to move forward. 'Déjame Llorar' is a beautifully crafted song that resonates with anyone who has experienced the heartache of losing someone dear.