Luna

Mandrágora Negra's song "Luna" is a poignant and emotional tribute to a lost companion, symbolized by the moon. The lyrics convey a deep sense of loss and longing, as the narrator reflects on the profound impact this companion had on their life. The moon, or 'Luna,' is depicted as a guiding light and a source of comfort, illuminating the narrator's path and giving meaning to their existence. The relationship described is one of deep complicity and understanding, where words were often unnecessary to convey feelings.

The song delves into the inevitability of change and the pain of saying goodbye. The narrator acknowledges that nothing lasts forever, and the time has come to part ways with their beloved Luna. This separation leaves the narrator feeling isolated and sorrowful, as they reminisce about the nights spent in Luna's comforting presence. The repetition of the phrase "Luna, te echo de menos en las noches" (Luna, I miss you at night) underscores the depth of the narrator's grief and the void left by Luna's absence.

Throughout the song, Luna is portrayed not just as a celestial body but as a faithful companion and protector. The narrator's plea for Luna not to be afraid and their promise to remember her through the song highlights the enduring bond between them. The imagery of the sun and stars weeping in Luna's absence further emphasizes the magnitude of the loss. The song concludes with a hopeful note, as the narrator asks Luna to wait for them, suggesting a belief in eventual reunion and the enduring nature of their connection.