Quisiera

Vicentico Vicentico

The Quest for Belonging and Transcendence in 'Quisiera'

In 'Quisiera,' Vicentico delves into the profound themes of belonging, identity, and the desire for transcendence. The song opens with the artist expressing a yearning to find his home and place in the world, a sentiment that resonates deeply with anyone who has ever felt lost or out of place. The imagery of sitting and dreaming without words suggests a longing for peace and simplicity, a return to a more innocent and unburdened state of being.

As the lyrics progress, Vicentico explores the concept of reversing time to become 'nobody,' highlighting a desire to escape the complexities and pressures of modern life. This idea of becoming as fleeting as a day in millennia speaks to the transient nature of existence and the artist's wish to transcend the mundane. The recurring motif of seeing a loved one in every part of his dreams and luck underscores the importance of personal connections and memories in grounding one's sense of self.

The song also employs powerful metaphors, such as being as light as a balloon or as vast as the sea, to convey a sense of freedom and boundlessness. The line 'and learn to be nothing' encapsulates the ultimate goal of achieving a state of pure being, free from ego and material concerns. Through 'Quisiera,' Vicentico invites listeners to reflect on their own journeys of self-discovery and the universal quest for meaning and belonging.

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  1. Quiero Ver Amanecer
  2. No Te Apartes De Mi
  3. Algo Contigo
  4. La Libertad
  5. Solo Un Momento
  6. El Pacto
  7. La Nada
  8. Cobarde
  9. El Otro
  10. Los Caminos de La Vida
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