Al Abrir La Puerta

In Sandro's song "Al Abrir La Puerta," the lyrics delve into the complex emotions of revisiting a past relationship. The song's protagonist is on the verge of reopening a door to a former lover, filled with a mix of hope and trepidation. The phrase "Quizás al abrir la puerta, esperanzas muertas nacerán en mí" suggests that by reopening this door, there is a possibility of rekindling old hopes that had once died. This line sets the tone for the entire song, encapsulating the uncertainty and emotional risk involved in revisiting the past.

The lyrics continue to explore the protagonist's conflicting feelings. On one hand, there is a desire to reclaim the past and rebuild dreams, as seen in "Quizás vuelva a ser tu dueño, fabricando sueños hoy llegué hasta aquí." On the other hand, there is a fear that the person they are revisiting may have changed, or worse, may destroy the protagonist's final dream, as expressed in "Quizás con aquellos modos, destruyas del todo mi sueño final." This duality captures the essence of human vulnerability when dealing with past relationships.

The song also touches on the potential outcomes of this emotional gamble. The protagonist imagines various scenarios, from a welcoming smile to a hurtful rejection. The line "Quizás sea una sonrisa, como suave brisa que llegue hasta mí" contrasts sharply with "quizás vuelva a arrepentirme, pues habrás de herirme con tu proceder." Ultimately, the protagonist contemplates whether it might be better to leave before succumbing to the emotional turmoil once again, as indicated in the closing line, "quizás lo mejor es irme, antes de rendirme ante ti otra vez." This poignant conclusion underscores the internal struggle between hope and self-preservation.