Chica de los ojos amarillos

Ella Es Tan Cargosa Ella Es Tan Cargosa

The Enigmatic Girl with Yellow Eyes: A Tale of Longing and Distance

“Chica de los ojos amarillos” by Ella Es Tan Cargosa is a poetic exploration of longing, distance, and the enigmatic nature of a captivating woman. The song opens with the imagery of the girl climbing a staircase towards the sun, symbolizing her ascent to a higher, almost divine state. She is described as changing forms and communicating through gestures, emphasizing her mysterious and elusive nature. The narrator acknowledges her beauty and the pain of her departure, suggesting that her allure only grows with distance.

The lyrics delve into the narrator's internal struggle, as he resolves not to move or chase after her, despite the burning desire within him. The girl with yellow eyes is portrayed as a divine creation, sculpted by a god, highlighting her almost otherworldly perfection. This divine imagery contrasts with the narrator's human vulnerability and his learned distrust of good fortune, hinting at past disappointments and the transient nature of happiness.

As the song progresses, the girl becomes a memory, a silhouette that fades away with the sunrise. The repetition of her yellow eyes and the divine craftsmanship that brought her into the narrator's life underscores the lasting impact she has on him. The song captures the bittersweet essence of a fleeting, yet profound connection, leaving the listener with a sense of wistful longing and the beauty of impermanence.

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  1. Llueve
  2. Ella
  3. Chica de los ojos amarillos
  4. Refugio
  5. Donde no van las melodias
  6. Ex noche
  7. Carmen
  8. Fui
  9. Defensas Bajas
  10. Cosas Raras
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