Y Volamos

Franco De Vita's song 'Y Volamos' is a poetic exploration of love, freedom, and the transformative power of human connection. The lyrics begin with the narrator questioning the serendipity of meeting someone who reignites his sense of life and passion. The initial lines, 'Quien te puso en mi camino, quien te dijo que aun estaba vivo,' reflect a sense of wonder and gratitude for this unexpected encounter. The narrator's heart, previously burning with loneliness, finds solace in the presence of another soul who shares his solitude.

The chorus, 'Y volamos fuera de este mundo por un rato,' captures the essence of their connection. The imagery of flying out of this world symbolizes a temporary escape from reality, where the narrator feels secure and free, akin to the boundless nature of thought. This metaphorical flight represents a moment of pure, unadulterated joy and liberation, so profound that it makes the idea of returning to their previous lives seem unappealing.

As the night unfolds, the couple shares intimate moments under a full moon, speaking few words but communicating deeply through their actions and presence. The line 'y alli comprendi que vivir vale la pena' signifies a revelation that life is worth living when shared with someone special. The song concludes with a reflection on the intensity of their love, suggesting that such profound emotions are almost otherworldly, 'Y llegue a pensar que no era de este mundo, tanto amor no se consibe en un segundo.' This final thought encapsulates the extraordinary nature of their connection, making it a timeless ode to love and the human experience.