Corazón de Luna

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The Resilient Heart: A Journey of Dreams and Freedom in 'Corazón de Luna'

“Corazón de Luna” by Benito Kamelas is a poignant narrative that delves into the life of a woman who has faced numerous challenges and transformations. The song begins by describing her childhood, marked by suffering and constraints, yet filled with dreams of a better future. This period of her life is characterized by a sense of entrapment, but also by a fierce determination to escape and create a new reality for herself. The imagery of a 'luna' or moon is introduced early on, symbolizing a guiding light and a source of hope and resilience.

As the song progresses, it reveals that the woman achieves her dreams, becoming the 'queen of a world' and establishing a home. However, despite these accomplishments, her dreams continue to evolve. The repetition of the line “cuando miro sus ojos y sé que sus sueños han cambiado otra vez” underscores the constant flux in her aspirations and desires. The moon remains a steadfast presence in her life, representing a silent witness to her journey and a symbol of her enduring spirit.

In the final verses, the song reflects on the present, where the woman is seen frequently, and her eyes reveal a longing for freedom. Despite the changes and the challenges, her 'corazón de luna'—her moonlit heart—remains unbroken. This metaphor of the moon not only signifies her inner strength and resilience but also suggests a shared destiny and guidance, as the narrator mentions that their moons will guide them. The song beautifully captures the essence of human resilience, the evolution of dreams, and the unyielding quest for freedom and fulfillment.

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  2. Volver a Empezar
  3. He Decidido
  4. Granada
  5. Fue Mi Abuelo
  6. Esmeralda
  7. Corazón de Luna
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