Tinta Angelical

Los Changos' song 'Tinta Angelical' is a poetic exploration of love, nostalgia, and the passage of time. The lyrics are imbued with a sense of longing and a deep emotional connection to a loved one. The song opens with the singer contemplating the past, reminiscing about moments shared with their beloved. The imagery of the beloved's gaze shining and the metaphor of 'remontar el Sol' (rising the Sun) suggest a sense of renewal and hope that the presence of the loved one brings to the singer's life.

The recurring theme of possession and desire is evident in lines like 'A veces pienso que sos mía' (Sometimes I think you are mine) and 'siempre te quiero más y más' (I always want you more and more). This intense longing is further emphasized by the desire to share intimate moments, such as singing a song or kissing the beloved's 'inmensidad' (immensity). The use of 'tinta angelical' (angelic ink) to write words that 'derraman miel' (spill honey) highlights the purity and sweetness of the singer's feelings.

The song also delves into the pain of separation and the coldness of the past, with 'Caen las estrellas y hace frío en el ayer' (Stars fall and it's cold in the past) symbolizing lost moments and tears taken away by time. Despite this, there is a sense of eternal devotion, as the singer offers to be everything for their beloved, even likening themselves to a deity. The closing verses reflect a philosophical acceptance of life's fleeting nature and the importance of cherishing the present, while also acknowledging a divine connection that transcends fear and time. The song beautifully captures the essence of love that is both timeless and deeply personal, wrapped in a poetic and nostalgic narrative.