Costa Azul

Sidonie's 'Costa Azul' is a poetic exploration of love, memory, and the passage of time. The song's lyrics are rich with vivid imagery and metaphors that evoke a sense of longing and nostalgia. The opening lines, 'Tus huesos son un arrecife de cristal, en un océano de carne ideal,' paint a picture of fragility and beauty, suggesting that the subject of the song is both precious and delicate. This imagery sets the tone for a journey through emotional landscapes, where the singer's eyes 'derraman oro líquido en el mar,' symbolizing tears of gold that crown the beloved's head with coral, a metaphor for the deep emotional connection and admiration the singer feels.

The song continues with the theme of being swept away by love, as the singer describes being 'mutando el viento la marea me arrastró,' indicating how the tides of emotion have carried them away. The line 'creí que tus brazos eran la sal de mi nación' suggests that the beloved's embrace was once the essence of the singer's world, but this belief is shattered as they 'naufragué en Japón,' symbolizing a sense of disorientation and loss. The chorus, 'En la costa azul, una foto nuestra a contra luz, un beso para siempre, fundidos en cuerpos siameses,' captures a moment of eternal love, frozen in time, where the lovers are inseparably united.

The second verse introduces a sense of melancholy with 'Aunque de un vaso roto, mi boca bebió, la sombra del otoño y el ultimo adiós,' reflecting on the pain of a broken relationship and the inevitable farewell. Despite this, the singer vows to preserve their memories, 'todos los mares los pondré en un jarrón, y nuestro verano enmarcado en el salón,' indicating a desire to hold onto the beauty of their past love. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the idea of an everlasting bond, even as time moves on. 'Costa Azul' is a poignant reflection on love's enduring impact and the bittersweet nature of memories.