Música Ligera Lyrics in English Ana Mena

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Música Ligera by Ana Mena from Spanish to English.
With all of you, Ana Mena!
If an orchestra had to talk about the two of us
It'd be easier to sing you a goodbye
Becoming adults would be a crescendo
From a lethal violin
The drum announces a bad storm
And we lose the harmony
Chorus 1
Play me some light music because I feel absent
Let it be super light
Words without any more mystery
And only a bit cheerful
Play me some light music for this disturbing silence
To escape this pit of pain
That drags us both and we don't want it
If a concert or a simple song were enough
To see a flower bloom amid so much ruin
I'd ask God
To calm this storm a little
Though it'd be useless
Chorus 2
Play me some light music because I feel absent
Let it be super light
Words without any more mystery
And only a bit cheerful
Play me some light music for this disturbing silence
To escape this pit of pain
That drags us both and not
Bridge
The background music in the supermarkets
Your neighbor sings it in the unemployment line
The thousand-euro worker hears it
Bridge
People are like that hammer inside your head
It slips into your thoughts without you hardly noticing
What are you doing at this sh*tty party
And you think that your life is slipping away
And now we feel indifferent
We think about nobody
Play me some light music
Play me some light music
Play me some music, play me some music
Play me some light music
Chorus 3
Play me some light music because I feel absent
Let it be super light
Words without any more mystery
And only a bit cheerful
Play me some light music for this disturbing silence
To escape this pit of pain
That drags us both and we don't want it
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SONG MEANING

Música Ligera paints a vivid picture of two lovers caught in an emotional storm, longing for a quick, light pop tune to drown out the heavy silence and pain swirling between them; Ana Mena, the Spanish pop sensation, compares their failing relationship to an orchestra losing its harmony, where thundering drums signal trouble and a lethal violin marks the climax, yet she clings to the idea that a simple, carefree melody—the kind you hear in supermarkets, on the radio, or hummed by a neighbor—might offer a fleeting escape from the heartbreak, a momentary lift that lets a flower bloom amid the ruins, even if only for the length of a song.

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