Vuela Golondrina

The song 'Vuela Golondrina' by Coral Rojo is a poetic exploration of nature, spirituality, and rebirth. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the natural world, where the sky cries like an 'eye of water' and the wind heals like a 'black lagoon.' These metaphors suggest a deep connection between the environment and human emotions, implying that nature reflects and influences our inner states.

The central image of the song is the flight of the swallow ('golondrina'), which symbolizes freedom, transition, and the ability to navigate life's paths. The swallow's journey from branch to branch, and the reference to 'Yakumama,' which in some South American cultures is a water deity, evoke a sense of guidance and protection. The 'flower of time' awakening and arrows flying to the seed of the Universe suggest a cosmic alignment and the unfolding of destiny.

The latter part of the song introduces the moon as a 'sand clock' and the arrival of good news with the dawn. The great condor, another powerful bird, is depicted as a guardian, clearing the path and bringing light to darkness. The perfumer's breath spreading joy and the tears that shine as the mountain range greets the day, close the song on a note of hope and renewal. The lyrics seem to celebrate the cycles of life and the spiritual journey, encouraging the listener to embrace change and the natural flow of existence.