Nada Es Eterno

Saurom's song 'Nada Es Eterno' delves into the transient nature of love and life, exploring themes of loss, suffering, and the quest for eternal solace. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a soul wandering through the 'colinas del dolor' (hills of pain), seeking comfort and understanding in a world that offers none. The phrase 'No hubo duelo' (There was no mourning) suggests an abrupt end to a relationship or life, leaving the protagonist in a state of unresolved grief and longing. This sense of incompleteness is further emphasized by the line 'Descalza, segaron mi amor' (Barefoot, they reaped my love), indicating a vulnerable and unprepared heart that was abruptly severed from its source of affection.

The song's imagery of 'Ojos que apagaban la vela' (Eyes that extinguished the candle) and 'Cima donde todo está helado' (Summit where everything is frozen) evokes a sense of finality and coldness, symbolizing the death of passion and warmth in the protagonist's life. The recurring refrain 'Nada lastima, La seda es fría, Mi fe me ampara, Eterna amiga' (Nothing hurts, The silk is cold, My faith protects me, Eternal friend) serves as a mantra of resilience, suggesting that faith and the concept of an eternal friend provide some semblance of comfort amidst the pain.

The narrative takes a darker turn with the mention of a 'cadáver inmortal' (immortal corpse) and a 'cicatriz que aún sangra' (scar that still bleeds), highlighting the enduring nature of emotional wounds and the haunting presence of past traumas. The protagonist's journey through these metaphoric landscapes reflects a struggle to reconcile with the impermanence of life and love, ultimately accepting that 'Nada es eterno' (Nothing is eternal). This acceptance, while painful, is portrayed as a necessary step towards finding peace and moving forward.