“A Través De Ti” feels like opening a secret diary that sings back to you. Spanish singer Maria José Llergo weaves flamenco roots with modern dream-pop textures to explore a timeless question: How do we find our own voice when so many other voices live inside us? The lyrics speak of ancestors that still “live” in her voice, a restless desire for freedom that both wounds and propels her, and the magnetic pull of someone whose dark eyes become a mirror. She “gets lost” in that mirror, yet paradoxically it is there that she also finds herself.
Listening to the song is like watching a bird test its wings while caught in swirling winds. The repeated lines “solo soy de mí” and “solo soy de ti” flip back and forth, showing how identity can slip between self-possession and surrender to another. The refrain “mi vuelo incierto” captures the uncertainty of this inner flight, but the soaring vocal runs remind us that uncertainty can be exhilarating. In just a few hypnotic verses, Llergo invites learners to feel the push-and-pull of love, memory, and self-discovery—proof that sometimes you have to travel through someone else to finally land in your own skin.