Azul Electrico

Amaia Montero Amaia Montero

The Electric Blue of Love and Loss

Amaia Montero's song "Azul Electrico" delves into the emotional turmoil of love, loss, and the longing for a return to happier times. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that has faced numerous challenges, symbolized by the recurring imagery of coldness and bullets in the back. The protagonist feels a profound sense of emptiness and seeks comfort, asking for a metaphorical 'coat' to shield against the emotional cold. This plea for warmth and protection underscores the vulnerability and desperation felt in the face of a deteriorating relationship.

The song's chorus, with its reference to the 'electric blue,' serves as a powerful metaphor for a time when the relationship was vibrant and full of life. The electric blue symbolizes a state of emotional intensity and connection that the protagonist yearns to reclaim. The repeated request to 'bring down the moon' like the first time highlights a desire to recapture the magic and wonder of the early days of love. This longing is coupled with a plea for reassurance that the bond will endure despite the hardships, emphasizing the fear of losing the connection entirely.

Throughout the song, there is a palpable sense of nostalgia and a struggle to come to terms with the present reality. The protagonist reflects on past promises and memories, juxtaposing them with the current state of disillusionment and fear. The mention of dancing in the darkness and the weight of lost years conveys a sense of isolation and regret. Yet, amidst this darkness, there is a glimmer of hope—a hope that through mutual effort and commitment, the relationship can be revived and sustained until the end. Montero's emotive delivery and poignant lyrics make "Azul Electrico" a deeply resonant exploration of love's complexities and the enduring hope for renewal.

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  1. Quiero Ser
  2. Nuestro Mundo
  3. El Duende
  4. Caminando
  5. Inevitable
  6. Tormenta Perfecta
  7. Perdida
  8. Cuatro Tejados (Lau Teilatu)
  9. Noviembre
  10. Azul Electrico
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