Vén

The song 'Vén' by Coda 3 is a poetic exploration of love and connection through the changing seasons. Each verse of the song uses the metaphor of a different season to describe various aspects of a romantic relationship. Winter is depicted as 'metal and skin,' suggesting a cold, perhaps challenging time, yet one where the couple remains united. The imagery of 'rain and snow' being eternal hints at enduring love despite hardships.

Summer is characterized by 'fire and water,' elements that can both soothe and excite, symbolizing the passionate and dynamic nature of the relationship. The line 'incendiar el mar' (to set the sea on fire) evokes a sense of intense, almost impossible love that defies natural boundaries. The chorus invites the partner to come closer, offering comfort in bad times and joy in good times, emphasizing the importance of being together regardless of external circumstances.

Autumn and spring are also rich in symbolism. Autumn is described as 'passion' and the partner's body 'drawn on my couch,' suggesting intimacy and comfort. Spring, on the other hand, is a time of 'creation' and 'a new testament,' indicating renewal and the beginning of new chapters in their shared life. The repeated invitation to 'Vén' (come) underscores the desire for closeness and mutual support, making the song a beautiful ode to enduring love through all seasons of life.