Rayocanción
Mateo de la luna en compañía terrestrial Lyrics

In Rayocanción, Mateo de la luna en compañía terrestrial speaks about the destruction caused by sharp objects such as knives and scissors, and contrasts it with the power and sharpness of the human heart. The singer laments the lack of sharp objects and suggests that our hearts could be the sharpest tool we possess. He then goes on to describe the moon, which he personifies as a giant entity that laughs with its craters forming a face. The singer suggests that he wants to give the object of his affection something that is equally awe-inspiring as the moon, perhaps his own heart.

The second verse speaks more directly about the desire for the object of the singer's affection to stop causing him pain like a sharp ray of light. Instead, he wants to be a grounding force for them, like a cable to earth. In this verse, the singer is acknowledging that relationships can be difficult and sometimes cause pain, but he is willing to be a stable, calming presence in the life of his lover.