Después de La Tormenta

CURRO's "Después de La Tormenta" is a poignant exploration of healing and self-discovery following emotional turmoil. The song's lyrics convey a sense of vulnerability and resilience, as the artist reflects on the aftermath of a personal storm. The opening lines, "My sweat are tears / Made up of hopes that disappear," suggest a deep emotional struggle, where hopes have been dashed, yet there remains a glimmer of optimism with the phrase "Todo ira bien" (Everything will be fine). This duality of despair and hope is a recurring theme throughout the song.

The imagery of rain and the moonlight serves as powerful metaphors for cleansing and guidance. The rain, described as falling "for the last time," symbolizes the end of a tumultuous period, while the "haz de Luna" (beam of moonlight) represents a guiding light towards a new beginning. The repeated question, "¿Contigo vuelvo a volver?" (Do I return with you?), reflects the internal conflict of moving on from a past relationship or situation, questioning whether to revisit old paths or forge new ones.

In the latter part of the song, CURRO expresses gratitude for the lessons learned from past experiences, acknowledging the growth and self-worth gained despite the challenges faced. The line "Por ti aprendi lo que valgo" (Because of you, I learned my worth) highlights the transformative power of adversity. The song concludes with a sense of closure, as CURRO resolves to "cerrar ciclos pasados" (close past cycles) and move forward, leaving behind the remnants of past pain and embracing a future of self-love and acceptance.