Pulso

Eruca Sativa's song 'Pulso' delves into themes of solitude, connection, and the cyclical nature of life. The opening lines, 'Hay soledad en un millón de estrellas,' evoke a sense of loneliness amidst the vastness of the universe. This imagery sets the stage for a journey of introspection and spiritual exploration. The mention of 'un Dios' and 'un reloj que es tracción' suggests a search for meaning and the passage of time, where moments of pause ('pausa es tiempo') become significant in understanding one's existence.

The song continues with references to gravity and levitation, symbolizing the tension between being grounded and the desire to transcend. 'Hay gravedad, mantenme firme en tierra' speaks to the need for stability, while 'voy levitando a partir' hints at an aspiration to rise above earthly concerns. This duality reflects the human experience of balancing the tangible and the ethereal, the physical and the spiritual.

A pivotal moment in the song is the line 'Vi renacer mi pulso en tus latidos,' which translates to 'I saw my pulse reborn in your heartbeat.' This powerful metaphor signifies a profound connection with another being, where one's sense of life and vitality is rekindled through this bond. The recurring phrase 'llegarás y verás, pasarás y serás barro y fauna' underscores the idea of transformation and the interconnectedness of all living things. 'Barro y fauna' (mud and fauna) symbolizes the raw, elemental aspects of life, suggesting that through connection and shared experiences, we find renewal and a deeper understanding of our place in the world.