Nubló comes from the verb nublar, meaning 'to cloud over' or 'to obscure'. It's a vivid word that paints a picture of something becoming unclear or hazy.
In the song, the lyric "mientras los vidrios nubló" (while the windows clouded over) suggests a moment of reflection or perhaps a blurring of reality as the character observes the stars. It adds a touch of introspection and mystery to the narrative.
Aldo Trujillo's "Violento Al Avanzar" feels like a peek into a world of ambition and luxury, but with a hint of something more. The lyrics talk about someone with their "mirada hacia el cielo" [gaze towards the sky], driven to achieve. We see images of "mercedes flotando la ciudad" [Mercedes floating through the city], suggesting a life of success and wealth.
But it's not just about the fancy cars and expensive clothes. The song mentions "violento al avanzar" [violent in advancing], which could mean a fierce determination to succeed, no matter what. There's a line about "la sonrisa que emana es un libro muy final" [the smile that emanates is a very final book], which makes me wonder if there's a deeper story behind the outward appearance. It's a fascinating look at the drive for success and the life that comes with it.