Cuánto Falta Lyrics – Delaossa

Cuánto Falta Lyrics by Delaossa is a new Spanish song by Delaossa, released on DELAOSSA’s official YouTube channel. Written by Delaossa, Lacuei & KIDDO and produced by KIDDO, the track is part of the album La Madrugá. With a nostalgic and introspective tone, Cuánto Falta explores themes of longing, family, and the passage of time. Through heartfelt lyricism, the song reflects on childhood memories, personal growth, and the inevitable changes that come with life’s journey.

In Cuánto Falta, Delaossa reminisces about moments from his past, drawing a contrast between youthful innocence and the weight of adulthood. The song is filled with imagery of road trips, warm sunsets, and family gatherings, symbolizing a longing to reconnect with simpler times. At its core, Cuánto Falta is an emotional reflection on personal evolution, the impact of loved ones, and the unspoken fears of growing older. The lyrics evoke a deep sense of gratitude, loss, and hope, as Delaossa acknowledges the sacrifices and support of those who shaped him while contemplating the fleeting nature of time.

Cuánto Falta Details

Cuánto Falta Lyrics

[Coro]
Aún recuerdo el tono de ese cielo, de aquel viaje de verano
Con el sol medio cayendo y tú a mi lao’ conduciendo
¿Y cuánto queda para que lleguemos?
Para que salgan las flore’ tra’ el frío del invierno (Ey)
Y aún recuerdo el brillo de la arena, aún no conocía la pena
Cuando aún éramos cinco en vez de cuatro en la mesa
¿Y cuánto falta pa’ que puedas verlo?
Pa’ que veas mi lado bueno antes de que te hagas viejo

[Verso 1]
Contigo yo aprendí lo que era libertad
Solo trato de volver a empezar
Sé que no puedo recobrar la inocencia
Pero al menos no perdí la identidad
Tú siempre confiaste en mí, yo no tanto
Tú sufrías siempre por mí, yo no tanto
Todo este tiempo fui un loco sin vértigo
Y sufrí las consecuencias de llegar tan alto
Hoy busco aterrizar
Reconectar con mi ciudad
Que todo vuelva a la normalidad
Y dejar sin miedo la puerta abierta
Pa’ que entre la brisa fresquita del mar
Un cielo pintao’ de color violeta
Bajo el que tú y yo solíamos hablar de la vida, y

[Coro]
Aún recuerdo el tono de ese cielo, de aquel viaje de verano
Con el sol medio cayendo y tú a mi lao’ conduciendo
¿Y cuánto queda para que lleguemos?
Para que salgan las flore’ tra’ el frío del invierno (Ey)
Y aún recuerdo el brillo de la arena, aún no conocía la pena
Cuando aún éramos cinco en vez de cuatro en la mesa
¿Y cuánto falta pa’ que puedas verlo?
Pa’ que veas mi lado bueno antes de que te hagas viejo

[Verso 2]
Quiero volver a hacer aviones por el aire
Con la mano sacá’ por la ventanilla
Al color naranja de lo’ atardeceres
Y al olor a salitre de la bahía
Me gustaría volver a esperarte en la puerta
A que volvieses de tu rutina
Que me vuelvas a enseñar a relativizar
Cuando aparezcan los problemas de la vida
Tus manos siempre llenas de pintura
Ahora están acompañadas de arruguitas
Y tus ojos de mirada azul pura
Siguen diciéndome que nada te lo impida
Una silla libre en la mesa
Por si alguien se une a la comida
Estoy orgulloso de crecer en este barrio
Y del apellido que heredé de la familia

[Interludio]
Has sabido salir de todas las situaciones de forma airosa
Y de alguna manera, has sido un superviviente al fin y al cabo, ¿no?
Yo creí que tu ibas a hacer lo mismo que hemos hecho todo’
Una carrera, estudiar en una universidad, como hizo tu hermano, como hizo tu hermana
Y siempre pensamos que tu ibas a hacer lo mismo, ibas a sacar tu carrera e ibas a vivir de, del oficio
Pero no, no, fue una, una sorpresa saber que, que tenías ese alma de poeta
Siempre has escrito cosas, y eso es importante
Llevarlas a la música parece ser que ser que se te da mucho mejor que estudiar
Fue una sorpresa, desde luego, emm
Saber que podías vivir de tu arte y eso sí que es realmente una tranquilidad
En agradecimiento a todos los que nos gusta la música
Y que creemos que la música es uno de los mejores inventos de la humanidad
¿Qué sería? ¿Qué sería del mundo sin la música?

Cuánto Falta Lyrics Meaning

[Coro]
The chorus sets the nostalgic tone of the song, as Delaossa recalls a summer road trip, a metaphor for the passage of time and life’s journey. The fading sunlight and the presence of a loved one at the wheel represent a cherished moment of connection. He expresses impatience, asking how much longer it will take to reach the next phase—whether it be the rebirth of spring after winter or the ability to show his true self before time runs out. The mention of a missing seat at the table highlights the pain of loss, reinforcing the theme of time’s irreversible nature and the longing for those who are no longer present.

[Verso 1]
Delaossa reflects on the lessons of freedom he learned from a significant person in his life. While he acknowledges that he can never fully regain his childhood innocence, he takes solace in having preserved his identity. The contrast between their unwavering faith in him and his own self-doubt underscores his internal struggles. He admits to having lived recklessly, facing the consequences of success and the toll it has taken. Now, he yearns for stability, seeking to reconnect with his roots and recapture the simplicity of the past. The verse paints a peaceful scene of warm sea breezes and twilight conversations, reinforcing his desire to return to a time when life felt less complicated.

[Coro]
The repetition of the chorus deepens the emotional weight of his reflections. The imagery of past summers, golden skies, and shifting seasons serves as a reminder of both cherished memories and the inevitable changes that life brings. His plea to be seen for who he truly is before time runs out suggests an urgency to be understood and appreciated before it’s too late.

[Verso 2]
In this verse, Delaossa longs to relive carefree childhood moments—sticking his hand out of a car window, watching the sunset, and breathing in the salty air of his hometown. He expresses a deep desire to return to the comfort of waiting for a loved one at home, seeking guidance when life presents challenges. The imagery of hands once covered in paint now marked by age signifies the passage of time and the wisdom gained along the way. Despite the changes, the same eyes that once reassured him continue to do so. The mention of an empty chair at the table offers a bittersweet sense of hope, as it remains open for someone new or as a tribute to those who have left. Delaossa takes pride in his heritage, honoring the family name he carries and the roots that shaped him.

[Interludio]
The interlude presents a heartfelt spoken reflection, likely from a parental figure, expressing admiration and surprise at Delaossa’s artistic path. There’s an acknowledgment of the traditional expectations—pursuing a university degree and following a conventional career path—contrasted with his unexpected journey into music. The words convey a sense of acceptance and pride, recognizing that his talent for writing and music has given him purpose. This segment underscores the song’s overarching theme of self-discovery and validation, celebrating the power of art as a meaningful pursuit.

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