Azul Lucero

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Diving into Darkness: The Quest in 'Azul Lucero'

Los Brujos' song 'Azul Lucero' is a haunting and enigmatic journey through a metaphorical ocean, where the protagonist is on a quest to find the 'rey del mal' or 'king of evil.' The repeated lines 'Voy buscando en el mar' and 'Voy buscando al rey del mal' suggest a relentless pursuit, indicating a deep, perhaps personal, struggle against a formidable adversary. The ocean here can be seen as a vast, unknown realm representing the subconscious or the depths of one's inner turmoil.

The lyrics 'Sabor a sal, El beso no es igual' introduce a sensory experience that contrasts with the quest's dark nature. The taste of salt and the altered kiss could symbolize the bitterness and change that come with confronting one's demons. The protagonist's anticipation, 'Espero el momento de empezar a actuar,' shows a readiness to face this challenge head-on, diving 'hasta el fondo de este inmenso mar,' which emphasizes the depth and intensity of this inner battle.

As the song progresses, the lines 'Ya estoy viviendo en el hueco de tu pecho, Entro en tu cuerpo, Brillo azul lucero' suggest a merging or an intimate connection with another entity, possibly the 'king of evil' or a part of the protagonist's own psyche. The 'brillo azul lucero' or 'blue star shine' could symbolize a glimmer of hope or enlightenment amidst the darkness. This duality of light and dark, hope and despair, is a central theme in the song, reflecting the complex nature of human emotions and struggles.

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  2. Aguaviva
  3. Azul Lucero
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  5. El Dragón
  6. El Pececito
  7. Fin de Semana Salvaje
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