L'Estate E' Già Qui
Adriano Celentano Lyrics

In Adriano Celentano's song "L'Estate E' Già Qui," the lyrics depict a sense of longing and anticipation for the arrival of summer. The singer expresses a certain level of boredom, but acknowledges that summer will eventually come. This is illustrated through the line "Mi annoio un po’ a Blueberry Hill, L'estate però ritornerà" (I'm a bit bored at Blueberry Hill, but summer will come back). Blueberry Hill serves as a symbolic place of longing and potential happiness.

The lyrics take a turn when the singer encounters a woman who is described as the most beautiful and blond "sventola" (wind) ever. He playfully whistles at her, and she responds with curiosity, asking what he is doing. The line "Lei dice: 'Che fai? Che fai?'" (She says: 'What are you doing? What are you doing?') suggests that the woman is intrigued by the singer's attention. The singer then expresses that if she were to join him at Blueberry Hill, he would find a purpose and meaning in his days.

As the story progresses, the arrival of summer is further emphasized. The melting snow, the return of the swallows, and the mention of the moon rising and a kiss from the woman all symbolize the arrival of warmer days. The line "La neve si è sciolta ormai dal caldo che fa, Le rondini tornano, l'estate è già qua" (The snow has melted already from the heat, the swallows return, summer is already here) conveys the transition from winter to summer.

The last verse expresses the hope that the woman will choose to be with the singer at Blueberry Hill. The line "Se lei verrà a Blueberry Hill, Ma è logico che si piazza con me" (If she comes to Blueberry Hill, but it's logical that she will choose me) reveals the singer's confidence and belief that their connection is undeniable.

Overall, "L'Estate E' Già Qui" captivates the listeners with its longing for summer, the serendipitous encounter with a beautiful woman, and the hope for a meaningful connection at Blueberry Hill.