Célia
autoescuela Lyrics

In these lyrics, the artist is referencing the act of watching the television show "Celia" until 6 AM. The repetition of this activity suggests a sense of obsession or addiction. The lyrics also imply a dilemma or confusion, as the artist asks what to do about this behavior and questions if they will continue in the same manner until they turn 26. There is a suggestion that the artist may be relying on the presence of someone named Miss Nelly, and if she is not around, the artist may choose to extinguish the light, metaphorically implying that they would give up on their obsession.

The artist expresses trust in Elena Fortun, likely referring to the Spanish author known for her "Celia" book series, suggesting that she will know how to handle the situation well. This line implies a hope for guidance or resolution. The lyrics also mention levitating with an "institutriz" (governess), which could represent a desire for escape or detachment from reality.

The mention of VAR, which usually stands for Video Assistant Referee in sports, could be interpreted as a metaphorical interruption or interference in the artist's escape. It suggests that the artist's efforts to levitate and distance themselves from reality will be nullified or cancelled by this external factor.

The lyrics then shift to a plea not to force or complicate matters, emphasizing that it is not Valentine's Day but rather June. This could imply that the artist is experiencing emotional turmoil or confusion and wants to avoid further complications or unnecessary attempts at romantic gestures.

As the lyrics continue, the artist contemplates their future, specifically when they turn 36. The mention of leaning on a doorway and holding a frame with juncos (a type of reed) and cassettes suggests a nostalgic and perhaps melancholic scene. This imagery highlights a sense of longing or reminiscing about the past.

The artist then describes themselves peering out of a window with a view of Mercapin, an unknown place. The mention of an "oscilobatiente," which describes a specific type of window with a hinge that allows it to swing, suggests a feeling of being trapped or restless. The artist mentions making an effort to row in Arriondas in a K2 boat, which can be physically demanding. This line implies that although trying to move forward or make progress may be challenging, it is not impossible.

The lyrics conclude with the line "pero es que no es fácil ser verde," which translates to "but being green is not easy." This could be interpreted metaphorically, representing a feeling of being different or unique, and the challenges and struggles that come with it. Overall, these lyrics explore themes of obsession, confusion, escape, nostalgia, and the difficulties of identity.