Caída libre Lyrics – Leiva, Robe

Caída libre Lyrics Meaning

[Leiva (First part)]
In this part, Leiva acknowledges that he is seeing things differently than before. He plans to change the way he views past experiences (“our shadows”) while trying to find a way to rise above his struggles, hoping to regain control and take flight once again.

[Leiva (Second part)]
Leiva expresses his inner chaos, wishing for mental silence. He feels overwhelmed and exhausted by his thoughts, and if he could find the root of his emotional storm, he’d react strongly, maybe even in an exaggerated way, like screaming loudly. He longs for peace in his mind.

[Robe]
Robe talks about feeling disconnected from the world around him. Even the most ordinary things, like flies, seem to ignore him, suggesting he feels something is off. His mind is racing with noisy thoughts, and he’s frustrated by the lack of change, as if he’s stuck going backward instead of moving forward, waiting for a miracle.

[Leiva]
Leiva reflects on taking care of himself, trying to follow a healthier routine. He mentions taking a “red pill,” perhaps symbolizing a difficult decision or change, while also making healthier choices like drinking alcohol-free beverages and eating well.

[Leiva and Robe]
This part describes a feeling of confusion and frustration. Leiva and Robe talk about being lost and not knowing where to look for what they’ve lost. They also mention how everything feels superficial, like the lighting in a changing room. They no longer recognize themselves, and they’ve become indifferent to their situation. But a ray of sunlight gives them hope, and they plan to capture that moment in a photo booth, symbolizing a desire for something real and genuine.

[Robe]
Robe continues with a feeling of mental struggle, wondering what constantly occupies his thoughts. He feels as though he is trying to piece together the lost fragments of his mind, like a tree trying to heal after winter. He admits that he’s just looking at things differently and trying to find a way to rise above it all, even if he’s unsure how.

[Leiva]
Leiva briefly touches on trying to regain some control over his situation, making efforts to return to where he once was, as if doing something to correct or improve his path.

[Leiva and Robe]
This section describes the overwhelming sense of fighting too many battles at once. The two artists express confusion, unsure of who or what their true enemy is. Everything feels strange and unrecognizable, like trying on clothes in a store and not knowing if they fit anymore. They no longer care about their appearance or their struggles. When they get a glimpse of hope (symbolized by the ray of sunlight), they’ll capture it in a photo booth, trying to preserve that brief moment of clarity or peace.