Ulls de corall

Txarango's 'Ulls de corall' is a poetic and evocative song that captures the essence of a magical night shared between two lovers. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a romantic evening by the sea, under the moonlight of an old lighthouse. The imagery of 'wings of desire' and 'a thousand sirens in our hands' suggests a night filled with passion and enchantment, where the senses are awakened and the space between the lovers gradually diminishes.

The song beautifully describes the intimacy and connection between the two, as they find solace in each other's company. The recurring theme of time standing still during their dance highlights the timeless nature of their love. The 'coral eyes' of the beloved, mentioned in the chorus, symbolize the depth and beauty of their connection, as well as the mesmerizing effect they have on the narrator.

As the night progresses, the lovers retreat to a 'sweet hideaway' where desire overflows, far from the world's distractions. The moon and dawn play significant roles in the narrative, with the moon symbolizing the beginning of their magical night and the dawn representing the inevitable end. Despite the passage of time, the memories of this night remain etched in their hearts, providing warmth during the cold days of winter.

The song's repetition of the phrase 'I don't lie much if I say love' emphasizes the sincerity and depth of the narrator's feelings. 'Ulls de corall' is a celebration of love's ability to transcend time and space, creating moments of pure magic and connection that linger long after the night has ended.