Ultravioleta

Malva's song 'Ultravioleta' is a poetic journey through a night filled with enchantment, mystery, and fleeting connections. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a surreal beach scene where the protagonist dances naked under the moonlight, seeking a final waltz with the lunar glow. This imagery sets the stage for a night that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy, where even the most rational minds can be confounded by the night's allure.

The song's narrative unfolds with the protagonist encountering a mysterious woman who denies being a siren, despite the protagonist's disbelief in such mythical creatures. This interaction adds a layer of intrigue and playfulness, as the night progresses with laughter, mischief, and the strange interplay of infrared and ultraviolet lights. The mention of a 'green ray' piercing through the protagonist suggests a moment of epiphany or a surreal experience, further enhancing the song's dreamlike quality.

As the night wanes, the protagonist finds himself alone on the beach, with only a bottle and a passport to Las Vegas as remnants of the night's adventures. The woman, like a siren, has vanished with the tide, leaving behind a sense of longing and the ephemeral nature of such magical nights. The recurring chorus emphasizes the themes of wild nights, mischievous laughter, and the interplay of light and color, encapsulating the essence of a night that is both unforgettable and transient. 'Ultravioleta' is a celebration of those fleeting moments of connection and wonder that leave a lasting impression, even as they fade into the dawn.