Avís Per Navegants

In 'Avís Per Navegants,' Manel crafts a narrative that delves into the complexities of human communication and the inherent contradictions within. The song opens with a self-assured speaker who takes pride in his eloquence and firm principles, presenting himself as a man of reason and wisdom. However, this confidence is quickly undercut by a warning to the listener: trust him only on odd days, and on even days, treat his words as the wind's whispers on the beach. This duality sets the stage for a deeper exploration of trust and perception.

The second verse shifts focus to a romantic relationship, where the speaker's partner appears genuine and admiring, praising his attractiveness and even his imperfections. Yet, the speaker reveals his own skepticism, believing her words only on even days. On odd days, he perceives her compliments as mere rhymes sung under the pine trees, suggesting a sense of disillusionment or doubt in the authenticity of her affection. This oscillation between belief and doubt highlights the fragile nature of trust and the difficulty of discerning truth in relationships.

Manel's 'Avís Per Navegants' uses maritime metaphors and a conversational tone to explore the themes of trust, perception, and the fluidity of human interactions. The song's title, which translates to 'Warning for Navigators,' serves as a metaphor for the listener's journey through the uncertain waters of communication and relationships. The interplay between odd and even days symbolizes the unpredictable and often contradictory nature of human behavior, urging the listener to navigate these complexities with caution and awareness.