Es una nube, no hay duda

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Capturing the Unattainable: The Metaphor of the Cloud

Vox Dei's song "Es una nube, no hay duda" delves into the human tendency to try and capture the ephemeral and the intangible. The lyrics repeatedly describe a cloud, emphasizing its lightness, indecisiveness, and freedom. The cloud serves as a metaphor for something elusive and free-spirited, something that should not be confined or controlled. The repetition of phrases like "es una nube, no hay duda" and "como las nubes... indecisa" underscores the cloud's inherent nature of being ungraspable and ever-changing.

Despite recognizing the cloud's nature, the narrator admits to capturing it, symbolized by the phrase "atrape... una nube en una jaula de alambre." This act of trapping a cloud in a wire cage represents the human desire to possess and control what is naturally free. The cloud, now a "nube prisionera en mi mente," signifies how our attempts to confine the unattainable can lead to mental imprisonment. The imagery of a cloud in a wire cage is powerful, evoking a sense of futility and the unnaturalness of the act.

The song also touches on self-deception, as the narrator acknowledges that they can convince themselves of their actions' validity if they so choose. This reflects a broader commentary on how people often rationalize their attempts to control or possess what should remain free. Vox Dei uses simple yet evocative language to explore complex themes of freedom, control, and self-deception, making "Es una nube, no hay duda" a thought-provoking piece that resonates on multiple levels.

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  2. Esta Noche No Parece Igual
  3. Salmo 3
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  5. Presente
  6. Precisa-se de Santos
  7. Dale Hoy Tu Vida
  8. A andie le interesa si quedas atras
  9. Siempre Te Amare
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