Lluvia
Ayahuapu Lyrics

The lyrics of Ayahuapu's song "Lluvia" capture the essence of rain as a symbol of rebirth and renewal. The first line "Cuando cae la lluvia" ("When the rain falls") sets the atmosphere for a transformational moment. The second line "Todas las semillas despiertan" ("All the seeds wake up") suggests that the rain is the catalyst for growth and that it awakens the potential that was dormant before. The third line "Las lágrimas del cielo" ("Tears from the sky") personifies the rain as tears, which in turn suggests that it is not just a natural phenomenon, but a manifestation of emotion - joy and relief in this case. The fourth line "Alegran la tierra y la hacen cantar" ("They make the earth happy and it sings") reinforces this idea of the rain having a spiritual quality in its ability to evoke a response from the earth.

The fifth line "La atmósfera desborda" ("The atmosphere overflows") emphasizes the intense nature of the moment, as if the rain were too powerful to be contained. The sixth line "Ya que no puede contener más" ("Since it can't contain anymore") suggests that this moment is inevitable and that the rain is like a dam finally breaking. The seventh line "La vida estalla" ("Life explodes") is both a metaphor for the flourishing of nature and a literal description of the rain hitting the ground. Finally, the last line "En una canción de intensa sinceridad" ("In a song of intense sincerity") frames the whole experience as a form of communication, a message from above to the people below.