Celeste

Enjambre's song 'Celeste' is a poetic exploration of fleeting beauty and the impact of transient moments on a person's life. The lyrics introduce Celeste as a celestial being, a shooting star that will shine brightly but only for a brief moment before fading away. This metaphor of a shooting star encapsulates the idea of something or someone who brings light and joy into a dark, fragmented world, even if only temporarily.

The narrator invites Celeste to stay and occupy a space in their life, suggesting a deep yearning for connection and the desire to fill a void in their 'world made of pieces.' Celeste's presence is seen as a catalyst for smiles and happiness, a stark contrast to the deceit and loneliness that the narrator experiences without her. This juxtaposition highlights the transformative power of even the most ephemeral relationships and moments.

The song also touches on broader themes of human suffering and the burden of existence. The line 'La humanidad no quiere más cargar la cruz de rara luz en penumbras' suggests a collective weariness with the struggles and darkness of life. Yet, despite this, the narrator finds solace in the light that Celeste brings, even if it is fleeting. The final lines emphasize the narrator's acceptance of their imperfect, solitary nature and the enduring impact of Celeste's light, regardless of how others perceive them. This underscores the song's central message: the profound and lasting influence of brief, beautiful moments in our lives.