Luna Del Rio
Nelson Y Sus Estrellas Lyrics
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Y todos vimos que estabas llorando
Luna del rio triste canta
Al fin tu siempre terminas amando
Tu sonrisa, tu mirada
Te dieron una corona de vida
Yo quisiera encontrarte
Vences para siempre lo triste del error
Dura para nada lo amargo del dolor
Luna del rio, flor del rio
Temor de pena tú me das olvido
The lyrics of Nelson Y Sus Estrellas's song Luna Del Rio expresses a tale of a river moon who is singing with sadness. The song opens by stating "We walked, we looked and we all saw you crying, sad moon of the river singing. Eventually, you always end up loving." The moon is depicted as a feminine entity that constantly experiences heartbreak and sorrow.
Despite the sadness, the lyrics slowly start to shift to hopefulness; "Your smile, your gaze, gave you a crown of life. I wish to find you and give you a new dawn by singing." The singer expresses that the moon is capable of overcoming sadness, and her pain is ultimately temporary.
The song goes on to say that the moon feels fear, but she should not fear fear itself. The moon beats the bitterness of pain and will always love, no matter what sadness and heartbreaks come her way. The lyrics convey the moon's resilience, encouraging the listener to be fearless like the luna del rio.
Line by Line Meaning
Anduvimos, miramos
We walked and looked around
Y todos vimos que estabas llorando
And we all saw that you were crying
Luna del rio triste canta
The sad moon of the river sings
Al fin tu siempre terminas amando
In the end, you always end up loving
Tu sonrisa, tu mirada
Your smile, your gaze
Te dieron una corona de vida
Gave you a crown of life
Yo quisiera encontrarte
I would like to find you
Y darte un nuevo amanecer cantando
And give you a new dawn while singing
Vences para siempre lo triste del error
You always conquer the sadness of error
Dura para nada lo amargo del dolor
The bitterness of pain doesn't last forever
Luna del rio, flor del rio
Moon of the river, flower of the river
Temor de pena tú me das olvido
You make me forget the fear of sorrow
Writer(s): Nelson Gonzalez
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