El Ciclo Lunar de Halley Star

The song "El Ciclo Lunar de Halley Star" by Love of Lesbian delves into the emotional and psychological struggles of an individual who feels misunderstood and judged by others. The repeated lines "Véis, véis y sólo véis / La peor versión de mí" highlight the frustration of being seen only for one's flaws and not for the entirety of one's being. This sentiment is further emphasized by the imagery of a dimmed light and the cyclical nature of the lunar phases, suggesting a recurring pattern of emotional highs and lows.

The lyrics also touch on themes of social anxiety and isolation, as seen in the lines "Mi lluvia invade el bulevar / Diluvia en mi fobia social." The metaphor of rain flooding a boulevard captures the overwhelming nature of social phobia, while the reference to an autistic child alone in a shopping mall underscores the sense of alienation and disconnection from the world. The song suggests that these feelings may be inherent or the result of some external curse, adding a layer of existential questioning.

However, the song also offers a glimmer of hope through the character of Halley Star. The mention of waiting for Halley and the eventual arrival of this celestial figure symbolizes a turning point or a moment of clarity. The lyrics "El cambio ya me empieza a gustar!" indicate a newfound acceptance and even appreciation for these emotional cycles. Halley Star represents a mental navigator, guiding the individual through their psychological turmoil and towards healing and self-acceptance. The song concludes with a sense of resolution and optimism, asking the listener to reconsider their perceptions: "¿Y ahora qué pensáis de mí?"