Planta 7 (part. Vicente Amigo)

Pablo Alborán's "Planta 7" featuring Vicente Amigo is a poignant exploration of human resilience and the power of love and connection. The song opens with a sense of vulnerability, as Alborán sings about tears and the strength found in the gaze of a loved one. This sets the stage for a narrative that speaks to the collective experiences of those who have faced emotional hardships, symbolized by "corazones que se han descosío" or hearts that have come undone. The imagery of being a "pañuelo de tu pelo" suggests a comforting presence, offering solace and support.

The song's title, "Planta 7," refers to a metaphorical place where people are united in their struggles and hopes. Alborán paints a picture of a shared journey, where everyone is a "pasajero" or passenger, navigating the uncertainties of life. The mention of "luceros en peligro de extinción" or stars in danger of extinction, highlights the fragility of hope and dreams, yet also underscores the importance of cherishing and nurturing them. The song suggests that even in the face of adversity, there is beauty and strength to be found in human connections.

Alborán's collaboration with Vicente Amigo adds a layer of depth to the song, with Amigo's flamenco guitar providing a rich, emotional backdrop. The lyrics emphasize that "el amor no es invisible," or love is not invisible, reinforcing the idea that love and empathy are powerful forces that can transcend challenges. The song ultimately conveys a message of hope, resilience, and the enduring power of love to heal and unite people, even in the most difficult of times.