Cuando Llueve (feat. Javi Eloy)

Sebastian Athie's song 'Cuando Llueve,' featuring Javi Eloy, delves into the emotional complexities of a turbulent relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of longing and heartache, as the protagonist grapples with the presence and absence of a significant other. The recurring imagery of rain serves as a metaphor for sadness and the emotional storm that the protagonist endures when reminded of their lover through photographs.

The song's chorus, 'Desnúdate la noche una vez más que no sabes cuanto duele, ver tus fotos cuando llueve,' translates to 'Undress the night once more, you don't know how much it hurts to see your photos when it rains.' This line encapsulates the pain of reminiscing about a past relationship, where the act of 'undressing the night' symbolizes a desire to strip away the layers of emotional turmoil and confront the raw feelings of loss and longing. The rain, a common symbol of melancholy, amplifies the sense of sorrow and nostalgia.

Athie's lyrics also touch on the frustration and confusion that often accompany such relationships. The lines 'Tú, que vienes y te vas y dices lo que piensas sin pensar en los demás' ('You, who come and go and say what you think without thinking about others') highlight the erratic and self-centered behavior of the lover, which leaves the protagonist in a state of emotional disarray. Despite the pain, there is an underlying sense of unresolved love, as the protagonist admits, 'No sé qué pensarás, pero en mi corazón existe una y nadie más' ('I don't know what you think, but in my heart, there is only one and no one else').

'Cuando Llueve' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the enduring impact of a significant relationship. The song's emotional depth and relatable themes resonate with anyone who has experienced the bittersweet nature of love and heartache.