Tauro

Lluna's song 'Tauro' is a poetic celebration of nature, self-discovery, and inner peace. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a harmonious relationship with the natural world, where the singer finds solace and clarity. The recurring imagery of light, animals, and flowers suggests a deep connection to the earth and its cycles. The phrase 'Luz al pasar, Ser natural' (Light passing by, Being natural) encapsulates the essence of living in harmony with nature and embracing one's true self.

The song also delves into themes of self-awareness and purpose. Lines like 'Ya se pa donde voy, Se pa lo que nací' (I know where I'm going, I know what I was born for) reflect a journey of self-discovery and confidence in one's path. This sense of purpose is intertwined with the natural elements, suggesting that understanding oneself is closely linked to understanding and appreciating the natural world. The mention of 'Madre naturaleza' (Mother Nature) awakening and activating peace within the singer further emphasizes this connection.

'Tauro' also highlights the simple pleasures of life and the importance of balance. The lyrics mention enjoying food, rest, and the beauty of nature, such as 'Amo todos los placeres de la vida' (I love all the pleasures of life) and 'Dame tierra te planto una florecilla' (Give me land, I'll plant you a little flower). These lines suggest a philosophy of finding joy in the small, everyday moments and maintaining a grounded, balanced lifestyle. The song's references to various animals and natural elements, like koalas, sunflowers, and starfish, add to the whimsical and serene atmosphere, reinforcing the theme of living in harmony with the world around us.