Eclipse

In 'Eclipse,' Beéle crafts a vivid and enchanting portrayal of love, using celestial imagery and metaphors to convey the depth of his feelings. The song opens with the artist describing how his lover makes his eyes shine and takes him on a journey without needing any luggage. This metaphorical journey represents the emotional and spiritual elevation he experiences through their kisses and presence. The repeated phrase 'me voy volando en sus besos' (I go flying in their kisses) emphasizes the euphoric and almost otherworldly sensation of being in love.

The chorus, with its catchy 'Yeh yeh' refrain, reinforces the idea that his lover is his 'number one' and 'morning light,' symbolizing the essential and illuminating role they play in his life. The morning light metaphor suggests that his lover brings clarity, warmth, and a fresh start to his days. The repetition of 'I don't want another one' underscores his deep commitment and the irreplaceable nature of his partner.

Beéle also draws on cultural references to express his affection. Comparing his lover to 'weed for Marley' and 'ron pa' embriagar' (rum to get drunk) highlights the intoxicating and soothing effect they have on him. The line 'Tú eres la Luna yo soy el Sol' (You are the Moon, I am the Sun) sets up the central metaphor of the eclipse, where their love is so powerful that it brings together these two celestial bodies in a rare and beautiful event. This imagery encapsulates the idea of a perfect union, where their love creates a moment of total harmony and completeness.

'Eclipse' is a celebration of love's transformative power, using rich metaphors and cultural references to paint a picture of a relationship that is both grounding and elevating. Beéle's smooth vocals and the song's rhythmic flow make it a captivating ode to the magic of love.