Lady Blue

Enrique Bunbury's 'Lady Blue' is a poetic exploration of loss, change, and the vast emptiness that can accompany the absence of a loved one. The song begins with a sense of starting anew, with the phrase 'Hoy voy a empezar' suggesting a pivotal moment of change or realization. The reference to being an 'astronauta' in 'órbita lunar' evokes a feeling of isolation and detachment, as if the singer is floating in space, far from the world and its concerns.

The chorus introduces 'Lady Blue,' a figure who seems to represent a source of guidance or light that has vanished, leaving the singer directionless and in the dark. The repeated questions '¿adónde voy?' underscore a sense of aimlessness and uncertainty. The imagery of space continues with mentions of asteroid showers and the loneliness of the cosmos, reinforcing the theme of feeling lost and disconnected.

The song's bridge shifts the perspective, offering a sense of acceptance and release. The storm, possibly a metaphor for emotional turmoil or a life-changing event, has passed, taking everything with it. This could signify the end of a relationship or a phase in life, and the realization that there is no going back. The singer's acceptance of this new reality is tinged with melancholy, as the 'huracán' has left a void where once there was something meaningful.