Demasiado cielo

Parchís Parchís

Embracing Love Under an Endless Sky

“Demasiado cielo” by Parchís is a heartfelt song that delves into the themes of love, life, and the importance of seizing the moment. The lyrics convey a message about the abundance of love and the beauty of experiencing it fully. The phrase “demasiado cielo” (too much sky) serves as a metaphor for the vastness and boundlessness of love, suggesting that love is something that should never be taken for granted or overlooked.

The song emphasizes the idea that love is a rare and precious gift. The lines “Nadie encontró, en su vida un amor, que por ser demasiado lo deje pasar” (No one found, in their life, a love that, for being too much, let it pass) highlight the importance of recognizing and cherishing love when it comes into one’s life. The lyrics encourage listeners to give their all in love, as expressed in “yo doy más de mí, tu das más de ti” (I give more of myself, you give more of yourself), promoting a mutual and wholehearted approach to relationships.

Additionally, the song touches on the fleeting nature of life and the urgency to embrace love while it’s present. The line “Sólo vivirás una vez y el amor quizá no vuelva más” (You will only live once and love may not come again) serves as a reminder to live in the moment and appreciate the love we have. The call to action “ven y abrázame, feliz serás” (come and hug me, you will be happy) encapsulates the essence of the song, urging listeners to hold on to love and find happiness in its embrace.

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  2. Comando G
  3. La Plaga
  4. Demasiado cielo
  5. Querido Profesor
  6. Un Rayo de Sol
  7. Pregúntale a Juan
  8. Don Diablo
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  10. juego de colores
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