Sabanas de Miel

The song 'Sabanas de Miel' by La Húngara, a Spanish flamenco-pop artist, is a romantic ballad that delves into the deep affection and enchantment one feels in the presence of a beloved. The lyrics are a poetic expression of love and desire, painting a picture of a relationship that is both tender and passionate.

The opening verses set the tone with the singer describing the songs as verses dedicated to the person they love, who has stolen their soul. This person is not just a lover but also a friend and a companion, likened to a fairy tale. The imagery of dying for someone's gaze suggests a deep and overwhelming attraction. The Rebujitos, presumably a collaborating artist, echo this sentiment, asking to be dreamt about and to share kisses and an enchanted dream together.

The chorus is particularly evocative, with the metaphor of butterflies flying out when the beloved speaks, symbolizing the lightness and joy that their words bring. The butterflies 'getting under the skin' could imply that the love they share is not just superficial but has deeply affected the singer. The repeated plea to 'wrap ourselves in sheets of honey' suggests a desire for intimacy and sweetness in their relationship, creating a cocoon of love that is both comforting and exhilarating. The song, with its poetic lyrics and emotive delivery, captures the essence of being in love and the desire to be completely enveloped in the sweetness of that emotion.