Una Vez

Triana's song 'Una Vez' is a poetic exploration of love, dreams, and emotional awakening. The lyrics begin with a nostalgic reflection on a past dream of love, described as a powerful storm that touches every corner of the narrator's being. This metaphor of a storm signifies the overwhelming and all-encompassing nature of the love that once filled the narrator's soul with light and passion. The imagery of the soul being flooded with light and passion suggests a transformative experience, one that elevates the narrator's life to new emotional heights.

As the song progresses, the narrator reveals that this dream of love has become a reality. The repetition of 'Y llegó y llegó' emphasizes the arrival of this long-awaited love, marking a significant shift from dream to reality. This transition is crucial as it highlights the fulfillment of the narrator's deepest desires and the tangible presence of love in their life. The use of the word 'embriagaban' (intoxicated) to describe the kisses received further underscores the intensity and fervor of this newfound love, likening it to a state of blissful inebriation.

In the final lines, the narrator expresses a desire to awaken from the dream, only to find that their beloved is present in the dawn. This signifies a merging of dream and reality, where the love once imagined is now a living, breathing part of the narrator's everyday existence. The dawn symbolizes a new beginning, filled with hope and the promise of a shared future. Triana's 'Una Vez' beautifully captures the journey from longing and dreaming to the joyous realization of love, making it a timeless ode to the power of heartfelt emotions.