Idilia

Shaila's song 'Idilia' is a poetic exploration of imagination and the power of dreams. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of an ethereal world filled with 'mareas de papel' (paper tides), 'riberas color miel' (honey-colored shores), and a 'cielo de cristal' (crystal sky). This dreamlike landscape serves as a metaphor for the boundless possibilities that imagination can offer. The recurring imagery of nature, such as 'praderas de satén' (satin meadows) and 'bosques de pastel' (pastel forests), further emphasizes the beauty and tranquility of this imaginary refuge.

The song also delves into the theme of self-discovery and personal freedom. The protagonist finds solace in this imaginary world, where they can 'trepe a mi libertad y volé' (climb to my freedom and fly). The 'árbol' (tree) symbolizes wisdom and guidance, encouraging the protagonist to 'pasá, sentate y escuchá' (come in, sit down, and listen). This tree represents the inner voice or intuition that guides one towards their true self and aspirations.

'Idilia' is not just a place but a state of mind where one can 'sembrá tu flor' (plant your flower) and 'labrá tu libertad' (carve your freedom). The song encourages listeners to nurture their dreams and let their voices be heard. The repeated mention of a 'soneto' (sonnet) as an 'ideario para bosquejar' (ideary to sketch) suggests that art and creativity are essential tools for envisioning and achieving one's dreams. In 'Idilia,' the act of dreaming and creating is a form of liberation, offering 'mil formas de soñar' (a thousand ways to dream).