Hielo

Valgur's song 'Hielo' delves into the complexities of vulnerability and the desire for genuine connection. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is hesitant to express their feelings, fearing rejection or misunderstanding. The repeated question, 'Quién soy yo para decírtelo,' reflects a deep-seated insecurity and a struggle with self-worth. This internal conflict is heightened by the fast-paced world around them, where everyone seems to be moving quickly, leaving little room for meaningful interactions. However, the protagonist finds solace in the simple act of seeing the other person's smile, which provides a glimmer of hope and comfort.

The chorus, 'Entre tanto miedo, me dispongo a continuar, a romper el hielo, con la clásica verdad,' signifies a turning point. Despite the fear, the protagonist decides to take a leap of faith and break the ice with honesty. This moment of courage is underscored by the imagery of a long night and two crystal glasses, symbolizing an intimate and sincere conversation. The repetition of 'quiero ceder' emphasizes the protagonist's willingness to let go of their fears and embrace vulnerability in the pursuit of a deeper connection.

The song also touches on themes of self-reflection and the passage of time. The line 'Ves azul contra la luz, tu reflejo ya es añejo y desesperas al espejo' suggests a sense of aging and the frustration that comes with it. The protagonist is caught between their desires and the reality of their situation, as indicated by 'Contra mis anhelos, tu cambias de dirección.' Despite these challenges, the song ultimately conveys a message of hope and determination, as the protagonist resolves to capture the moment and offer a fresh start, symbolized by the recurring motif of crystal glasses.