Ventana
Grabado en Casa Lyrics


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Me siento a ver por la ventana
Como si fuera una película
Ya no se que pasará mañana
Me quedo a ver por si te veo pasar

Trazos de vida y creación
En esta proyección de fondo las montañas
Pasos en ritmo y dirección
Caminos que se tejen como telarañas
Y van creando sus propias tramas
Mientras yo veo avanzar las cuadras

Me siento a ver por la ventana
Como si fuera una película
Ya no se que pasará mañana
Me quedo a ver por si te veo pasar

Me siento a ver por la ventana
Como si fuera una película
Ya no se que pasará mañana
Me quedo a ver por si te veo pasar

(Viendo la ventana)
Miradas de otros mundos
(Viendo la ventana)
Una ciudad oculta que habita en lo profundo




(Viendo la ventana)
Mirar

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Ventana" by Grabado en Casa depict a sense of introspection and contemplation as the singer sits by the window, watching the world outside unfold like a movie. The uncertainty about the future is highlighted as the singer expresses not knowing what will happen tomorrow but remains hopeful of catching a glimpse of someone passing by. This act of observing through the window serves as a metaphor for anticipation and the desire for connection with the outside world.


The mention of "trazos de vida y creación" (lines of life and creation) and the imagery of mountains in the background suggest a deeper layer of meaning. The evolving scenery outside the window is compared to a canvas being painted with the strokes of life and creativity. The mention of weaving paths reminiscent of spider webs implies the complexity and interconnectedness of life's journeys, each creating its own narrative. The singer watches as the streets and blocks progress, symbolizing the passage of time and the unfolding of different stories.


The repetition of the lines "Me siento a ver por la ventana / Como si fuera una película" reinforces the idea of life as a continuous movie, with the window serving as a portal to observe and reflect on one's surroundings. The act of watching becomes a form of escapism, where the outside world offers a temporary respite from the uncertainties of the future. The singer's persistence in waiting by the window suggests a longing for familiarity and connection, perhaps with a specific person whose presence is eagerly anticipated.


The references to "miradas de otros mundos" (glances from other worlds) and "una ciudad oculta que habita en lo profundo" (a hidden city dwelling in the depths) evoke a sense of mystery and intrigue. The window becomes a symbolic gateway to unseen realms and hidden realities, inviting contemplation of the unknown and the possibility of discovering new perspectives. The act of looking through the window transcends physical boundaries, offering a glimpse into different dimensions of existence and emphasizing the power of observation and imagination in shaping one's perception of the world.


Line by Line Meaning

Me siento a ver por la ventana
I sit and watch through the window


Como si fuera una película
As if it were a movie


Ya no se que pasará mañana
I don't know what will happen tomorrow


Me quedo a ver por si te veo pasar
I stay to watch in case I see you pass by


Trazos de vida y creación
Traces of life and creation


En esta proyección de fondo las montañas
In this background projection, the mountains


Pasos en ritmo y dirección
Steps in rhythm and direction


Caminos que se tejen como telarañas
Paths that are woven like spider webs


Y van creando sus propias tramas
And they create their own plots


Mientras yo veo avanzar las cuadras
While I watch the blocks advance


(Viendo la ventana)
(Watching the window)


Miradas de otros mundos
Views of other worlds


(Viendo la ventana)
(Watching the window)


Una ciudad oculta que habita en lo profundo
A hidden city dwelling in the depths


(Viendo la ventana)
(Watching the window)


Mirar
To look




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