Meteorito

Georgel's song 'Meteorito' is a poetic exploration of love, using celestial imagery to convey the depth and timelessness of a romantic connection. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that transcends earthly bounds, likening the relationship to cosmic phenomena. The opening lines set a serene scene with the evening approaching and birds bidding farewell, symbolizing the end of a day and the continuity of love through time.

The song's central metaphor is the comparison of the lovers to celestial bodies. Georgel describes himself as a 'meteorito' (meteorite), a small but significant part of the universe, and his partner as the sun, the central and most vital element in his cosmic existence. This metaphor extends to their union, which is depicted as giving infinity to space, with Andromeda and Centaurus as witnesses and Saturn, with its iconic rings, as the godfather. This imagery suggests that their love is not only vast and eternal but also celebrated by the universe itself.

The lyrics also touch on themes of separation and reunion. Even if Georgel's body were to break into pieces, his partner would find them along the way, indicating a bond that cannot be severed by physical distance or destruction. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of their connection, despite any perceived insignificance ('aunque parezca poquito'), emphasizing that he remains a meteorite, a small yet enduring part of the cosmic dance, with his partner as his guiding sun. This celestial love story is both grand and intimate, capturing the essence of a love that is both universal and deeply personal.