Barco de Papel

Belanova's 'Barco de Papel' is a poetic exploration of longing, dreams, and the ethereal connection between two people separated by distance. The song's title, which translates to 'Paper Boat,' serves as a metaphor for the fragile yet hopeful nature of the dreams and messages the singer sends to her beloved. By closing her eyes, she transcends physical boundaries, sending her dreams across an ocean, symbolizing the vast distance between them. This ocean, described as a torrent leading directly to the heart, emphasizes the deep emotional connection that persists despite their separation.

The recurring imagery of the beloved returning 'floating over a song' and 'wrapped in a sunrise' suggests a sense of renewal and hope. The song becomes a vessel for their reunion, with his presence materializing through the verses and the dawn of a new day. This imagery conveys the idea that love and dreams can bridge any gap, bringing the beloved back to her in a form that feels almost tangible. The sunrise, awakening with a 'te quiero' (I love you), symbolizes a new beginning and the enduring power of their love.

The wind, speaking in a language that makes her smile, represents the subtle, almost magical ways in which memories and feelings of the beloved reach her. This wind transports her to a place where dreams become reality, highlighting the transformative power of love and imagination. 'Barco de Papel' beautifully captures the essence of longing and the hope that love can transcend any distance, making it a poignant and relatable piece for anyone who has ever missed someone deeply.