Busca

In 'Busca,' Juli Savioli delves into the emotional turmoil and existential search for meaning that many people experience. The song's protagonist feels trapped in a monotonous existence, where everything seems the same, and she yearns to escape. Her cries for help are so intense that they render her mute, symbolizing the overwhelming nature of her doubts and fears. This sense of being 'drowned in a thousand doubts' and feeling isolated, even if only temporarily, sets the stage for her quest for light and clarity.

The recurring line 'Busca la luz está a los pies de la Luna' (Seek the light, it's at the feet of the Moon) serves as a metaphor for hope and guidance. The Moon often symbolizes intuition and the subconscious, suggesting that the protagonist must look within herself to find the light she seeks. The phrase 'passing the eye of the storm' indicates that she is in the midst of a turbulent period but must endure the pain to emerge stronger. The song encourages resilience, urging her not to deceive herself and to face her reality head-on.

In the second verse, the protagonist's interactions with others reveal her vulnerability and the emptiness she feels. Despite moments of intimacy, there is a persistent void that moves her deeply. The rain, often a symbol of sadness or cleansing, brings her to silence, leaving only a sigh. This silence underscores her internal struggle and the weight of her emotional burden. The song concludes with a reflection on the obsession with 'being' and the desire to disappear, highlighting the existential crisis at the heart of her search. Through 'Busca,' Juli Savioli captures the essence of human vulnerability and the relentless pursuit of inner peace and understanding.