Volvamos A Empezar

In 'Volvamos A Empezar,' Melendi delves into themes of redemption, self-reflection, and the desire for a fresh start. The song opens with a plea to a higher power, asking for a halt to his sins and a return to his roots. This sets the tone for a narrative of introspection and longing. The repetition of the phrase 'volvamos a empezar' (let's start over) underscores the artist's yearning to reset and rebuild, both personally and in his relationships.

The lyrics are rich with metaphors, such as comparing himself to Robinson Crusoe and his partner to Friday, suggesting a deep, symbiotic relationship where both parties rely on each other for survival and happiness. This metaphor extends to the idea of being a 'veteran' in the 'struggle' with his partner's lips, indicating a long, arduous journey in love that he is willing to continue fighting for. The imagery of feeling 'small' and 'hanging from a dream' conveys a sense of vulnerability and the weight of unfulfilled aspirations.

Melendi also touches on the burden of past mistakes and the fear of not being able to captivate his partner's attention. The line 'mi mayor miedo es que tus ojos no hacen prisioneros' (my greatest fear is that your eyes take no prisoners) highlights his anxiety about being judged and possibly rejected. The song's repetitive structure and emotive delivery amplify the urgency and sincerity of his plea for a new beginning. Through 'Volvamos A Empezar,' Melendi crafts a poignant narrative that resonates with anyone who has ever sought redemption and a second chance in love and life.