Tus Pupilas

Siddhartha's song 'Tus Pupilas' is a poetic exploration of inner transformation and the journey towards self-discovery. The lyrics are imbued with metaphors that evoke a sense of hope and renewal. The repeated phrase 'No cambiaré mis cartas' (I won't change my cards) suggests a steadfast commitment to one's path and decisions, despite the challenges that may arise. This line sets the tone for the song, emphasizing the importance of staying true to oneself.

The imagery of light and the sky is prevalent throughout the song. Phrases like 'Una luz en el sur veremos' (We will see a light in the south) and 'Un rayo de luz seremos' (We will be a ray of light) symbolize guidance, clarity, and the promise of a brighter future. These lines suggest that the journey towards self-discovery is illuminated by moments of insight and understanding, which help navigate through the metaphorical darkness.

The most poignant metaphor in the song is the reference to 'tus pupilas' (your pupils). The line 'Y antes de que broten tus pupilas' (And before your pupils bloom) signifies a moment of awakening or enlightenment. This awakening is described as an 'amanecer' (dawn) that emerges from within, transforming everything around into laughter and joy. This powerful imagery conveys the idea that true happiness and fulfillment come from within, and once this inner light is discovered, it has the power to change one's entire perspective on life.