Superstar

Beatrich's song 'Superstar' is a vibrant celebration of love, simplicity, and empowerment. The lyrics convey a sense of joy and contentment found in the small, everyday moments shared with a loved one. The opening lines, 'Love is enough for me / Paper planes will make you see / Simplicity,' suggest that true happiness comes from appreciating the simple pleasures in life, rather than seeking grandiose or materialistic achievements. This theme of simplicity is further emphasized through the imagery of 'paper planes,' symbolizing innocence and carefree joy.

The chorus, 'We are the superstars, super, super, superstars / Yeah, we the ones, who have the power,' serves as an anthem of self-empowerment and mutual admiration. By repeatedly affirming their status as 'superstars,' the song instills a sense of confidence and self-worth. This empowerment is not just individual but shared, as the lyrics highlight the collective strength and joy found in their relationship. The repeated assertion of having 'the power' underscores the idea that love and mutual respect are sources of true strength and influence.

Throughout the song, Beatrich paints a picture of a relationship filled with affection and fun. Lines like 'Holding hands and feeling so cool / All the things I love about you' and 'Sharing lips and kiss anytime / You're so nice to make me feel right' depict a deep emotional connection and a sense of ease and comfort with each other. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy melody further enhance the feeling of joy and celebration, making 'Superstar' not just a love song, but an ode to the empowering and uplifting nature of a loving relationship.