Signos

The lyrics describe a relationship marked by attraction and uncertainty. The speaker gives a great deal but still holds something back, and cannot fully know the other person because she remains hidden. The repeated word “signs” suggests a search for clues that might make the relationship easier to understand. The mood moves between desire, suspicion, and vulnerability rather than reaching a clear resolution.

Several images make that uncertainty vivid. Being “hidden” and loved “in the dark” may mean emotional secrecy, not literal darkness. “Riddles under the water” suggests that communication is difficult to read, as if meaning is submerged or distorted. The “hostile moon” gives the scene an uneasy atmosphere, while “joining cracks” and “undefined figures” suggest trying to piece together a broken or incomplete picture.

The lyrics leave open whether the speaker is describing a real, mutual bond or projecting fears onto an elusive partner. The mention of calming her “hysteria” could reflect conflict, but it may also reveal the speaker’s own judgment or insecurity; the song does not explain the situation. Even the signs may not provide reliable answers: they seem to connect fragments, yet the resulting figures remain unclear.