Ella

Anthrés' song 'Ella' is a poignant exploration of a mysterious and introspective woman who carries a deep sense of vulnerability and hidden beauty. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of 'Ella,' a woman with a gaze as deep as the night and the moon in her pocket, symbolizing her enigmatic and celestial nature. She is portrayed as someone who is often misunderstood and walks alone, writing incessantly as a means to express what she cannot verbalize. This imagery suggests a person who is deeply introspective and perhaps burdened by past traumas, as indicated by the metaphor of 'lips like knives' that have left her wounded.

The narrator of the song expresses a deep admiration and protective instinct towards 'Ella.' He acknowledges her beauty, which she seems unaware of, and wishes to see the world through her eyes, symbolized by 'kaleidoscope pupils.' This desire to understand her perspective highlights a profound empathy and connection. The repeated plea of 'No me decepciones' (Don't disappoint me) underscores a mutual need for trust and reassurance, reflecting the narrator's commitment to not let her down as others, like her father, have in the past.

'Ella' also delves into themes of loneliness and the struggle to be understood. Despite her sadness and the feeling that no one can truly comprehend her, the narrator is determined to find and support her. He sees her as a 'diamond soul' who has endured shadows but continues to move forward, sharing her fleeting smile with only a few. The song concludes with a promise of companionship and a willingness to be there for her, even if she decides to escape her current life. This narrative of unwavering support and the desire to protect and cherish 'Ella' makes the song a touching ode to love, understanding, and the beauty found in vulnerability.