Tiembla el suelo

In 'Tiembla el suelo,' Viento En Contra delves into the complexities of love, jealousy, and emotional turmoil. The song begins with a seemingly perfect day, free from nightmares, suggesting a momentary peace in the protagonist's life. However, this tranquility is quickly disrupted by the harsh realities of fame and unrequited love. The lyrics, 'La fama a mi me ha dado buena vida,' hint at the superficial benefits of fame, but the subsequent lines reveal a deeper sense of loneliness and disconnection, as the protagonist calls someone who doesn't answer and wanders aimlessly.

The chorus, 'Tiembla el suelo por que yo te miro sin querer verte,' captures the essence of the song's emotional conflict. The ground trembling symbolizes the intense, almost seismic impact of seeing someone the protagonist loves but cannot be with. This love is tainted by jealousy, as highlighted by the line, 'Amor sin celos no lo dio el cielo jamas,' suggesting that love without jealousy is an unattainable ideal. The protagonist's struggle with their feelings is further emphasized by the metaphor of blindness, 'Que tan ciego es el amor,' indicating how love can make one oblivious to reality.

As the song progresses, the protagonist's internal battle becomes more evident. They try to convince themselves to ignore the person they love, 'Hare de caso que no te conozco,' but their emotions betray them. The repeated phrase, 'No es un juego,' underscores the seriousness of their feelings and the pain they endure. The imagery of the sky burning and the ground trembling serves as a powerful metaphor for the emotional upheaval caused by unrequited love and jealousy. Ultimately, 'Tiembla el suelo' is a poignant exploration of the destructive power of love and the inner turmoil it can create.