Me Hace Falta (Cap. 2)

The song 'Me Hace Falta (Cap. 2)' by Siddhartha is a poignant expression of longing and the complex interplay between mind and heart when it comes to love and relationships. The lyrics convey a deep sense of missing someone and the struggle of dealing with their absence. The recurring phrase 'Oh me hace falta verte hoy' translates to 'Oh, I need to see you today,' emphasizing the urgency and intensity of the singer's desire to be reunited with their loved one.

Siddhartha, an artist known for his introspective and poetic songwriting, often explores themes of love, existence, and the human condition. In this song, he acknowledges the differences between two people, suggesting that despite these differences, it is the heart that ultimately governs their actions and feelings. The heart is personified as a stage director, 'que abre y cierra su telón' ('that opens and closes its curtain'), indicating the emotional highs and lows that come with love. The 'luz intermitente' ('intermittent light') could symbolize the flickering hope and uncertainty that characterize a relationship in flux.

The song also touches on the idea that love transcends the physical realm, as the singer dreams of their partner's silence and feels their presence in melodies and frequencies. This ethereal connection suggests that love is a force that persists even when the loved one is not physically present. The repeated line 'Y aunque duerma sale el Sol' ('And even though I sleep, the sun rises') serves as a metaphor for the constancy of love and the inevitability of dawn, which brings new beginnings and the promise of reunion.