Como sueñan las sirenas

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The Dreamy Longings of a Mermaid: Ana Torroja's 'Como sueñan las sirenas'

Ana Torroja's song 'Como sueñan las sirenas' is a poetic and enchanting narrative that delves into the dreams and desires of a mermaid named Shaadi. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Shaadi's twilight routine, where she weaves dreams into the tide, longing for a love that emerges from the sea. This love is imagined as a heroic figure, warm and radiant, whispering sweet nothings to her. The imagery of 'carne y sal' (flesh and salt) and 'besos de héroe de leyenda' (kisses of a legendary hero) evokes a sense of mythical romance, blending the natural elements of the sea with the fantastical elements of legend.

The song continues to explore Shaadi's deep yearning as she dreams of her tender lover, her mind filled with seaweed and her heart leaping at the sight of a distant glow. This glow represents hope and the possibility of her dreams coming true. The repetition of 'Shaadi, Shaadi' throughout the song emphasizes her personal connection to these dreams and her unwavering hope. The lyrics suggest that Shaadi's soul is akin to that of a dolphin, playful and free, yet deeply longing for companionship and love.

In the final verses, the song takes a mystical turn as Shaadi dives into the sea, drawn by the light that calls to her sweetly. The revelation that the 'king of the tides' has adorned her with reef and mother-of-pearl adds a layer of magical realism to the narrative. Shaadi's transformation and her floating on a bed of coral symbolize the fulfillment of her dreams, as she now dreams 'como sueñan las sirenas' (like mermaids dream). This ending encapsulates the essence of the song, blending the ethereal with the emotional, and leaving listeners with a sense of wonder and enchantment.

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