Fin de Transmision
Vicente Gayo Lyrics

The opening lines of Vicente Gayo's "Fin de Tramsmisión" are both enigmatic and inviting. The singer addresses the listener directly: "Hey! Lights that you can find, there are 16. What do you say?" What are these lights? The reference is ambiguous, but is likely meant to evoke the broadcaster's control room - the place where signals are sent into the ether, and where the "lights" might represent channels or frequencies. But the sense of mystery also sets up the song's themes of dislocation and uncertainty, as the singer asks "Where is tomorrow? Where is it tomorrow?" These lines suggest a sense of anxiety or bewilderment, as if the singer has lost his bearings in time and space. But as the song unfolds, it becomes clear that this confusion is not something to be feared. Rather, it's an invitation to let go of preconceptions and embrace the unknown.

The song doesn't offer any clear answers or solutions, but it does suggest that there's liberation in accepting the unknowable. As Gayo sings, "There's no reason to doubt / Where it is, where it is." His words are a call to embrace uncertainty and find freedom in the moment, wherever that might lead. This sentiment is reinforced by the repeated refrain, "No end of transmission." By emphasizing that there is no finality, no ultimate resolution, Gayo encourages the listener to celebrate the ongoing, ever-changing nature of life.