Siempre Alguien

In 'Siempre Alguien,' Zen delves into the complexities of unreciprocated love and the emotional turmoil that follows. The song's lyrics reflect a deep sense of inadequacy and frustration, as the narrator grapples with the realization that their efforts and love are not enough for their partner. The opening lines, 'Todo lo que fui / Y todo lo que soy / No es suficiente para ti,' set the tone for a narrative of unfulfilled expectations and a relationship that has reached an impasse. The narrator's lament that it is 'tarde para hablar' suggests a point of no return, where communication has broken down, and the relationship is beyond repair.

The chorus introduces a poignant contrast between the highs and lows of life, symbolized by 'tocar el cielo' (touching the sky) and 'tocar el suelo' (touching the ground). These metaphors highlight the fleeting nature of happiness and the inevitable descent into despair. The narrator warns that during these moments of extreme joy or sorrow, no one will be able to replicate the depth of their love or commitment. The line 'No habrá nadie ahí que de todo por ti / Que te ame como yo a ti' underscores the uniqueness of the narrator's love, suggesting that it is irreplaceable and unmatched.

The recurring theme of solitude and misunderstanding is evident in lines like 'Ahogado en soledad / Viviendo sin querer,' where the narrator feels drowned in loneliness and unable to find happiness. This sense of isolation is compounded by the realization that their love is not understood or appreciated. The song's emotional depth is further emphasized by the repetition of the chorus, reinforcing the idea that true love is rare and often unrecognized until it is lost. Zen's poignant lyrics and emotive delivery make 'Siempre Alguien' a powerful exploration of love, loss, and the enduring hope for understanding and connection.