The song "Soy" by Julio Iglesias talks about the passage of time and the experiences that define who he is as a person. He compares himself to a wandering river that sings as it flows along, kissing the riverbanks and surrendering to fate. However, he also acknowledges that this same fate can wither away his existence. Julio Iglesias relates himself to the land too, as a fruit that grew amidst drought and flourished in the fields of wheat and olive trees, finding a home among the summits where the days come to an end. He is nostalgic for a time gone by, and the sadness brought by the solitude of goodbye. The singer finds comfort in the wind, and he sings softly to it, whispering a poem that speaks of passing winds that caress the earth, paths that stay behind, and poets who die. He is everyone and no one, made up of joys and sorrows. Julio Iglesias identifies with those who are silent and also with those who scream their truth to the world. Overall, the lyrics of the song "Soy" touch on the themes of passage, time, and the experiences that shape one's identity. It is a song that speaks to everyone, reminding us of our connection to the earth, the wind, and each other.
