... Y rozar contigo

Robe Iniesta, known for his work with the Spanish rock band Extremoduro, often explores deep emotional landscapes in his lyrics. The song "... Y rozar contigo" is no exception, delving into themes of memory, longing, and the fleeting nature of experiences. The lyrics begin with questions about forgotten details, such as the color of a person's hair or the light, indicating a struggle to recall past moments. The repetition of 'azul' (blue) suggests a particular memory associated with the color, perhaps of the sea, which is a common symbol of depth and mystery.

As the song progresses, the lyrics express a sense of loss and the inability to remember, with the repeated 'que no' underscoring a denial or a failure to grasp the past. The phrase 'Y rozar contigo' translates to 'And to brush against you,' which conveys a desire for closeness and intimacy. This is further emphasized by the lines that follow, describing a light that ignites upon touching or dreaming of the other person, suggesting a deep emotional connection that brings clarity or enlightenment.

The heart is personified in the latter part of the song, with the singer commanding it to stop as if to prevent further emotional pain. However, within dreams, the heart does not obey, indicating that emotions are beyond control, especially in the subconscious. The ticking sounds 'tic tac' and 'tiqui taca' mimic the relentless passing of time and the heart's persistent beating, symbolizing the inescapable nature of both time and emotion. Overall, the song captures the essence of how memories can fade, but the feelings associated with them can remain powerful and uncontrollable.