Horizonte

In 'Horizonte,' Zen delves into the emotional turmoil of diverging paths in a relationship. The song's protagonist feels a profound disconnect with their partner, who seems to be chasing dreams and aspirations that do not align with their own. The horizon, a metaphor for future goals and ambitions, appears distant and unattainable for the protagonist. This distance is not just physical but emotional, as the partner's desires bring unhappiness to the protagonist. The repeated question, 'a donde quieres ir si no es aquí,' underscores the sense of being left behind and the inability to follow the partner's path.

The chorus, with its emphatic declaration of 'no quiero estar, no es para mí,' highlights the protagonist's firm decision to stay rooted in their current place, both physically and emotionally. This stance is further reinforced by the line 'no importa si todos se van,' indicating a willingness to stand alone rather than compromise their sense of self. The repetition of 'yo quiero estar aquí' serves as a powerful affirmation of their choice to remain true to their own needs and desires, even if it means parting ways with the partner.

Zen's 'Horizonte' captures the essence of personal boundaries and the courage it takes to honor one's own path. The song speaks to the universal experience of growing apart from someone you care about and the difficult decisions that come with it. The lyrics reflect a deep understanding of the importance of self-fulfillment and the pain of realizing that sometimes, love is not enough to bridge the gap between two diverging lives.