Ella Es

Camela's song 'Ella Es' delves into the depths of unspoken love and the intense emotions that accompany it. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who is deeply infatuated with someone they find incredibly beautiful and captivating. The protagonist is mesmerized by the object of their affection, describing her as having the most beautiful face they've ever seen. This admiration is so profound that just a glance from her eyes leaves them feeling helpless and unsure of what to do next.

The song also explores the theme of unrequited love. Despite knowing the person for a long time, the protagonist has never mustered the courage to confess their feelings. The object of their affection seems to live in her own world, uninterested in love, which adds a layer of melancholy to the narrative. The metaphor of a 'white kite' seen at night, moving among the clouds, symbolizes her elusive and unattainable nature. The protagonist dreams of holding onto her, even if only in their dreams, highlighting the gap between their desires and reality.

'Ella Es' also touches on the internal struggle of wanting to express love but feeling paralyzed by fear and doubt. The protagonist dreams of being with her, imagining scenarios where she comes to them and they share moments of affection. These dreams are described as 'things of love,' emphasizing the purity and intensity of their feelings. The repeated refrain of 'Ella es' and 'Él es' underscores the mutual, yet unspoken, longing between the two characters, making the song a poignant exploration of love that remains just out of reach.