Estrellita

Tatiana's song 'Estrellita' is a charming and whimsical piece that captures the innocence and wonder of childhood. The lyrics revolve around a child's fascination with the first star they see in the evening sky, often referred to as the 'evening star' or 'first star.' This star is not just a celestial body but a magical entity capable of granting wishes, embodying the hopes and dreams of the child gazing up at it.

The song opens with the child addressing the star, asking it to be kind and grant a wish. This request highlights the universal human tendency to seek something greater than ourselves when we are in need or when we dream of something better. The star, in this context, becomes a symbol of hope and possibility. The child’s curiosity about the star's nature—whether it is a diamond or if it can see them—adds a layer of wonder and mystery, emphasizing the magical realism often found in children's imaginations.

As the song progresses, the child expresses a desire for the star not to forget them if it were to disappear. This sentiment reflects a deep-seated fear of being forgotten or overlooked, a feeling that resonates with many people, regardless of age. The star's unique brilliance and ability to grant wishes set it apart from all other stars in the sky, making it a special and cherished figure in the child's world. Through 'Estrellita,' Tatiana beautifully captures the essence of childhood wonder, the power of imagination, and the enduring human need for hope and connection.