La Felicidad

In "La Felicidad," IZARO explores the enigmatic and often elusive nature of happiness. The song is driven by a sense of curiosity and wonder, as the narrator repeatedly questions the identity and essence of happiness. This curiosity is expressed through the recurring lines, "¿Quién será la felicidad?" and "¿Cómo será la felicidad?" These questions suggest that happiness is not a static or easily defined state but rather a mysterious and dynamic presence that the narrator is eager to understand.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of happiness as something that is both tangible and fleeting. The imagery of a "tormenta de verano" (summer storm) and "ojos color azul oscuro" (dark blue eyes) evokes a sense of beauty and unpredictability, suggesting that happiness can be both intense and ephemeral. The narrator's encounter with happiness on the street, where it "se giró y se me quedó mirando" (turned and looked at me), adds a personal and intimate dimension to the quest for happiness. This moment of connection, however brief, highlights the idea that happiness can be found in unexpected places and moments.

IZARO's musical style, characterized by its poetic lyrics and emotive melodies, enhances the song's exploration of happiness. The repetition of certain phrases and the gentle, rhythmic flow of the music create a sense of longing and introspection. Through "La Felicidad," IZARO invites listeners to reflect on their own perceptions of happiness and to embrace the journey of discovering it in their lives.