Alma y corazón (part. SFDK y Morodo)

In "Alma y corazón," Beret, alongside SFDK and Morodo, crafts a heartfelt ode to love's transformative power. The song is a celebration of a deep, soulful connection between two people, where love acts as a healing force, bringing calm and unity. The lyrics are rich with metaphors, comparing the beloved to a guiding light, a source of strength, and a muse that inspires personal growth. The imagery of "bajando la Luna" (bringing down the Moon) and "eres como el Sol" (you are like the Sun) highlights the celestial and essential nature of this relationship, suggesting that the beloved is both a grounding and elevating force.

The song's narrative is deeply personal, reflecting on how love can make one feel complete and understood. Beret expresses a sense of gratitude and awe, acknowledging that his partner has helped him overcome past fears and insecurities, symbolized by "me arrancaste el fantasma" (you tore away the ghost). This metaphor suggests that love has the power to dispel inner demons and bring about a sense of peace and clarity. The repeated emphasis on finding calm and salvation in the partner's presence underscores the theme of love as a sanctuary.

Culturally, the song resonates with universal themes of love and personal transformation, while also incorporating specific references to Spanish culture, such as "Huelva" and "tierras Tartesas." These elements ground the song in a particular place and heritage, adding layers of meaning and connection. The collaboration with SFDK and Morodo, known for their contributions to Spanish hip-hop and reggae, respectively, brings a unique blend of styles that enriches the song's emotional depth and musical texture.