Nubes De Algodon

Liberacion Liberacion

Love's Gentle Return: A Journey Through Cotton Clouds

The song 'Nubes De Algodon' by Liberacion is a heartfelt exploration of love's resurgence in one's life. The lyrics describe the narrator's experience of love knocking on their door once again, bringing with it a renewed sense of hope and excitement. This theme is evident in the repeated lines, 'Nuevamente el amor a tocado a mi puerta,' which translates to 'Once again, love has knocked on my door.' The repetition emphasizes the significance of this emotional revival and the joy it brings to the narrator's life.

The imagery of 'repiquetear de campanas desde mi interior' or 'the ringing of bells from within' suggests an overwhelming and joyous internal response to this newfound love. The narrator feels deeply moved and captivated, as expressed in the line 'te me has metido con ganas en el corazon,' meaning 'you have eagerly entered my heart.' This metaphor highlights the intensity and sincerity of the emotions involved, portraying love as a powerful force that has taken hold of the narrator's heart.

The title phrase 'Nubes De Algodon,' which translates to 'Cotton Clouds,' serves as a metaphor for the dreamy and euphoric state the narrator finds themselves in due to this reciprocated love. The lyrics 'siento que vuelo porque tu me correspondes' or 'I feel like I'm flying because you reciprocate my feelings' further illustrate this sense of elation and weightlessness. The song captures the essence of love's ability to transform one's emotional landscape, making everything feel light, airy, and full of possibility.

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  1. Por esa yegua
  2. Como Estas Tu
  3. Cuentame
  4. Cuando Yo Te Quiero Hablar
  5. Y No Hay Manana
  6. Haz de saber
  7. Dímelo Ya
  8. En La Misma Cama
  9. Ya Recibi Tu Invitacion
  10. La culpa es solo mia
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