Tormenta de mar
Trotsky Vengarán Lyrics
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Cuestas
Cuesta abajo
Rodé otra vez al
Mismo lugar
El propio ojo de una
Profunda y negra
Tormenta de mar
Sin mi buena
Estrella
Cuya luz no me roza
Desde que me sigue
Esta nube negra
De tormenta de mar
Y alla va
Tormenta de mar
Bajo caminando
Con mi amiga
Zigzagueando
Y me detengo frente
A tu puerta blanca
Tormenta de mar
Y alla va
Te vine a buscar
Y castigo tu
Puerta
Se que estas ahí
Castigo tu pueta
Se que estas ahí
Mas vale que
Abras
Se que estas ahí
Y alla va
Tormenta de mar
The first stanza of Trotsky Vengarán's Tormenta de mar describes the singer's return to a familiar place while carrying a figurative cloud on his back. The cloud represents the burden of a deep and dark sea storm that has been following him. The storm symbolizes a personal struggle that the singer has been unable to shake. It is a metaphor for a state of emotional turmoil, an inner storm that rages on without respite.
The second stanza speaks of the singer’s bad luck and the absence of his guiding star. He is lost, unable to find his way, and he has been wandering aimlessly without a sense of direction. The storm seems to have taken over his life, and he feels helpless in the face of it. The third stanza shows the singer standing outside someone's white door, presumably the door of a person he knows. He sounds angry and determined to confront whoever is behind that door, even if it means calling them out for not being there for him in his time of need.
Overall, Tormenta de mar is a song about searching for stability in the midst of chaos. The storm is a symbol for the hardened emotional state of the singer, who is trying to find a way to breakthrough. It is about the struggle with the forces that are beyond our control and our attempts to overcome them.
Line by Line Meaning
Con mi nube a Cuestas
Carrying my own problems and worries with me as I move forward.
Cuesta abajo Rodé otra vez al Mismo lugar
I rolled downhill on the same place where I've been before.
El propio ojo de una Profunda y negra Tormenta de mar
Facing the eye of a deep and dark sea storm.
Sin mi buena Estrella Cuya luz no me roza Desde que me sigue Esta nube negra De tormenta de mar
Feeling like I lost my good luck that used to guide me, now followed by a dark and stormy cloud of depression and anxiety.
Y alla va Tormenta de mar
Here comes the sea storm again.
Bajo caminando Con mi amiga Zigzagueando Y me detengo frente A tu puerta blanca Tormenta de mar
Walking down, zigzagging with my friend, stopping in front of your white door, still facing the sea storm.
Y alla va Te vine a buscar
Here I come, looking for you.
Y castigo tu Puerta Se que estas ahí Castigo tu pueta Se que estas ahí Mas vale que Abras Se que estas ahí
I knock on your door, knowing that you're there. You better open it.
Y alla va Tormenta de mar
Here comes the sea storm again.
Contributed by Keira G. Suggest a correction in the comments below.