Atravesándote

Vanesa Martín's song 'Atravesándote' delves into the complexities of a relationship that is struggling to find its footing. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two individuals who are deeply intertwined yet find themselves at a crossroads. The repeated imagery of 'your house, my house, your things, my things' underscores the shared life and memories that are now in a state of disarray. The singer expresses confusion and frustration, unable to comprehend the partner's perspective or the reasons behind their desire to rekindle the relationship.

The chorus, 'Voy atravesándote los dos sabemos que aún en medio de las dunas, el desierto queda lejos,' serves as a powerful metaphor for the emotional journey the couple is on. Despite being surrounded by challenges and uncertainties ('the dunes'), the 'desert'—a symbol of ultimate desolation and emptiness—still feels distant. This suggests that there is still hope and potential for resolution, even if the path is fraught with difficulties.

In the latter part of the song, the singer reflects on self-discovery and personal growth. The lines 'Me miro al espejo, te siento ya lejos' and 'Estreno la piel, no me quiero perder' indicate a desire to move forward and embrace new experiences. The contrast between those who seek deep, meaningful connections and those who prefer superficial interactions highlights the singer's journey towards finding balance and authenticity. Vanesa Martín's soulful delivery and poignant lyrics make 'Atravesándote' a compelling exploration of love, loss, and the quest for understanding in the midst of emotional turmoil.