Azules Turquesas

Lisandro Aristimuño's 'Azules Turquesas' is a poetic exploration of love's intertwining with the natural world and the passage of time. The song's title, which translates to 'Turquoise Blues,' suggests a blending of colors and emotions, evoking a vivid and deep connection. The lyrics describe a physical and emotional closeness with a loved one, likening it to being wrapped up ('Girar y girar envuelto') in the other's essence, which is as captivating and colorful as 'azules turquesas.' This imagery paints a picture of intimacy and the mesmerizing effect of deep affection.

The song also references the changing seasons, with the wind bringing the chill of a river and the progression from autumn to winter. This seasonal shift could symbolize the inevitable changes and cycles in a relationship, as well as in life itself. The falling flower, fading away, represents the transient nature of moments and possibly the fear of losing the clarity of the love they share ('Una flor caerá desdibujándote'). The difficulty in articulating the depth of his love ('no sabré explicar que amarte es esto') highlights the ineffable quality of profound emotions.

Aristimuño's search for his song ('busco mi canción') and the lines about leaving without wanting or looking ('sin que querer me voy, sin mirar me voy') suggest a journey of self-discovery within the context of love. It's a recognition that even as he is drawn into the orbit of another, there is a personal path he must follow, one that might lead him away despite his desires. The song, with its gentle melody and evocative lyrics, becomes a meditation on the beauty and complexity of love, the passage of time, and the personal growth that occurs within the embrace of a significant relationship.