Después De La Tormenta

Saratoga's song "Después De La Tormenta" delves into themes of struggle, resilience, and redemption. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone on the brink of despair, grappling with their past and the harsh realities of life. The opening lines, "A un paso del delirio, cuando estas justo al borde mismo," suggest a state of near-madness, a tipping point where one might lose themselves. This is contrasted with the realization that, far from their immediate surroundings, others are living lives of equal or greater hardship, where life is traded for nothing.

The song speaks to the internal battles we face, symbolized by the line "barreras que no apresaran, todo ese hedor volcado en tu sangre." These barriers, though seemingly insurmountable, do not imprison the spirit. The recurring refrain, "Nunca he intentado ocultar un pasado en el que hay tanto mal," acknowledges a troubled past but emphasizes the need to move forward and let the waters calm. This metaphor of calming waters suggests a desire for peace and stability after a period of turmoil.

The chorus, with its plea to not let faith die and to withstand the storm, serves as a powerful message of hope and perseverance. "No dejes que muera, la fe que hizo de ti una estrella" encourages the listener to hold onto their faith and inner strength, even when it seems like there is no respite. The imagery of the storm and the wind trying to carry one away symbolizes life's challenges and the importance of standing firm. The song ultimately conveys a message of enduring through hardship and finding redemption, even when it seems like no help is coming.