Reaction | Spain - Blanca Paloma - Eaea | ESC 2023
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2023
- My reaction to Blanca Paloma representing Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 with her song Eaea
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"Ea ea" are the words mothers say to their babies when they want the baby to stop crying and to fall asleep. Like: ea ea ea ea... The song is a lullaby. Blanca Paloma made this song after her grandma Carmen passed away. The song is like the voice of Carmen singing to comfort Blanca. The lyrics says: when I die, bury me in the Moon, so I can see you everynight, everynight except one". Blanca sings this while looking at the sky (to Carmen), and the white round on the floor is the moon. The song talks to a crying baby, but the song is about Blanca talking with the spirit of her grandma. About the stage, the red curtains represent Carmen's shawl, which had red fringes. Blanca described the stage as a "safe place, my grandma's shawl protecting me". Blanca was a professional set/stage designer before her debut as a singer, so it makes sense that the stage, lighting, and camera angles are on point all the time.
PS: the "archer" pose is a signature pose from Blanca as an artist, she does this at least once in each performance. Last year she participated on Benidorm Fest with "Secreto de agua" and she starts to performance with this same pose.
That zenith angle where you can see the white circle symbolizing the moon that is transformed into an eye, the eye that watches the child from the moon. This moment is perfectly accompanied by the lyrics of the song, it is what he is singing. It is magical, elegant, artistic, modern and impressive.
the lyrics in this part are:
My child, when I die
Bury me in the moon
And every night I see you
And every night I see you
And every night I see you
Every night except one
A winner for shure
Es mágico, todo habla en ese escenario. Mucho sentimiento y pasión. Un saludo desde España y gracias 🎧💃❤️🇪🇸
Wauu! i ❤ blanca ! 12 Points from Aus 🇦🇺
thanks Australia
I hope Europe is capable to appreciate this, cause seems like after Slomo, Spain is just latino vibes and dancing. Same than East Europe can send their roots, is time to Spain to do so.
Available?
I reckon Boris meant “capable” or “able” 😅
@@jorgec7087 thanks yeah corrected haha
@@axwleurope9519 capable sorry ;)
Thanks a lot for your comments, I am impressed you take your time to feel what a foreign song tries to communicate in the way you´ve done it. At first, I did not like very much the song but after the performance, I believe this is a masterpiece and she deliveres it in such a great way... Regards from Spain :)
Great reaction, nice to see people who invest time in get to know the story behind a song, thank you. I spent quite some time asking to myself the same question: the meaning of that night. And I think (just my thought) it's the New Moon, the night with no moon.
Yup! It is referencing the new moon, when the moon cannot be seen from earth at all, as the one night she won't be able to watch over her child from up there
🤯
Es fantástica con esa voz tan impresionante y esa puesta en escena❤
Some adjectives that would fit perfectly: artsy, passionate, avant garde, emotional, strong.
The archer movement is something she did last year in her Benidorm Fest entry “Secreto de agua” and it’s something she wanted to include in “Ea, ea”. It’s a kind of Blanca’s brand.
Wow, great reaction and review 🙌
"Ea ea" is an expression that in Spain we use to sleep children. A typical kind of music call "nana". Thanks for your reaction and I send you love from Spain!
Great reaction, nice to see people trying to understand the meaning ❤
its easy to see your an emotional person and even you dont understand what is about, makes you feel, thats its the important ;)
The one night she won't see her grandchild from the moon is new moon, when it's not visible. Ea ea is the sound adults make when we're trying to calm a child while we rocking it. It's included in many lullabies. The red curtains are a reference to the Manila shawl embroidered with fringe, which her grandmother used to wear and evoques in Blanca a feeling of protection, somehow as a shelter.
Finally, the gesture of an archer is a personal gesture of Blanca, who has included it in other songs as a trademark and, maybe, empowerment.
Thank you so much for trying to understand the lyrics. They should be translated to the different languages during the festival. This would help many viewers to have a better approach to the songs and value their poetry and artistic construction.
Wow! What a deep and beutiful reaction!
It’ s been said by others here. You’ve got another subscriber for no less than the depth and sensitivity you showed in your reaction to EAEA.
Really nice words to appreciate this experience which Blanca Paloma tries to share with all of Europe ❤
Blanca showing her abilities not just singing but also designing herself staging and each element which represent the meaning of the líric song. Its about grief of a mother which knows her days on Earth are close to end. And if its so, the only wish she desire is to be close of her loving child. For that, she longing for beeing bury in the Moon so every night could watch her little child,(on performance you see that moment, when you see her inside that white circle, which is symbolism of the Moon) keep loving and caring It, in spite of lost of her presence on Earth, and let him know with lullaby song meanwhile she conforts him to call him down (EaEa) performance has a lot of elements interesting together to a outstanding voice. So summing Up if this year Blanca dont get at least fith position same Serbia last year, It would be really sad and dissapointed nor for her unless for having appretiate like Servía if we are force to compare with this entry of Spain or Ucrain which brought some etnic Style and won last year. So I trust futher if you like the song to play It in your playlist device or not, the quality of pure Art Flamenco ( world heritage site) combined with modern Style.
Loved your reaction
Eaea is what spanish mothers sing to their babies to calm them down. Basically this song is a lullaby.
Thanks for taking this extra-time in analyzing the song!! 🤩🤩
She’s singing a lullaby that Spanish mothers sing very quietly when rocking their babies to calm them down. Her granny used to do that to her and as she recently passed away she wanted to pay her homage and tribute.
“every night except one”
one night a month, when the moon is waning, the moon disappears from the sky
i love how you try to understand the song! search photos of 'manton de manila' its what her grandmother used to wear (tipical in flamenco), the red courtain its like a manton de manila, like her grandma is huging her on stage
I love your reaction. The staging is a female empowerment ritual. Big hug from Panama 🇵🇦.
It's the newmoon. She will watch every night but the night there is no moon in the sky. Great reaction! I'm suscribing to the channel. 😉
Thanks a lot for your sincere analysis. The song is kinda lullaby sung to a grandchild. The fringers embrace the singer like her grandma embrace Blanca when the grandma Carmen sung songs to her, paying tribute to theirs ancestors. The fringers are a representation of the shawl her grandma used to wear when she sung before sleeping. Blanca Paloma is the set designer of the staging as well and wants to be a tribute to all grandmothers. I hope the uniqueness and the cultural elements of the song can be understood in Europe or at least appreciate the inmense singer she is. It was the riskier option of the bunch but risk sometimes has its prize. I am optimistic and I can imagine a top 5. If it flops, it doesn't care because we will proud of our entry anyway. Finally my first interpretation of "all nights except one" means that she is now in the moon caressing and ensuring her grandchild everyday except the fatal day that the death brings the child to the moon with her and all the family ancestors, but It was only my point of view. Afterwards I have read that it is refers to the night when the moon is in the new moon phase, and it's invisible. I think this is the proper meaning. Anyway kudos for you and keep doing that well.
❤ OMG LOVE Spain blanca Paloma LOVE vocal interpretación es increíble arte y sentimiento LOVE Spain blanca Paloma ❤12
Great reaction! You really took the time to dig into it and offer a reaction based on a deeper knowledge of the song's meaning and the artist's background. I really enjoyed listening to you speaking with so much honesty and sensitivity. Congratulations!
I love your reaction . You did understand everything since the very beginning .
Desde el ❤ desde España!
thanks for your reaction, you dedicated so much time in researching about this song! Greetings from Spain
Flamenco/Electronic Flamenco is an artistic discipline that is made up of singing and visual spectacle and always go hand in hand. What you have felt (as if you were hypnotized) that is the magic of flamenco that like other artistic expressions can catch you or not. Congratulations friend because you have discovered the meaning of electronic Flamenco 👏🏻👏🏻🕊️✌🏼
All night's except one (the night of new moon when you can not see it)
Thank you so much for your reaction my friend;I really appreciate your good taste, hope that European people understand our art,fingers cross🤞😏;greetings from Alicante and HERE WE GO WITH BLANCA PALOMA 🕊❤️🔥🏹
Hi Europe from Spain! This song was thought to be a nana, it is not only this for me it's, said by Blanca Paloma, it is a war scream, a women empowerment song. Definetly a song that drives you on a kind of trance. The title EAEA I guess is the sound you say if you want a baby fall sleep. Thanks for all the good comments, love you!
WINNER ALERT 🕊️🏹❤️🇪🇸🇪🇸
Spain could be a contender to win Eurovision Song Contest this year
12 points from France to Spain
Spain alert winner ESC 2023
Spain deserves to win Eurovision Song Contest 2023
Thank, Barth! 🔥🔥💃🔥🔥
"This is art, this is true art," Bvrt said. And all art lovers agree.
This is the best reaction of all those that swarm on UA-cam. Good reviews, well argued, without shouting or overreacting, and on top of that, he has good taste. I'm subscribing to this channel immediately.
Just to add the littlest insight, "ya, eaea" could probably be translated to english as "hush, now", as it's what you'd say to a little child to try and make them stop crying and fall asleep. I'm so glad you enjoyed the song and the performance! As a spaniard I'm really hoping we'll get another great result and maybe even win, but even if we don't even make top 10, I'll still be very proud of this choice. It wasn't my favourite song from our national selection, but it was undoubtedly the best performance, and I'm glad europe will be able to experience a part of our culture, even if they don't understand it.
You're right... everyone has to be proud of own country in good and bed results. But I'm sure Blanca isn't going to disappoint us!
Spain does not have culture, but literature. What we now see (what you call "culture") is what our literature had inside of it.
@@DanielLopez-zt4ig amor la literatura *es* parte de la cultura, sabes siquiera la definición de cultura??
It's lovely to see how genuinely interested you became in the performer
What an insightful reaction. Nice job indeed.
🕊️🇪🇦Blanca Paloma's performance is not a song. It is an immersive experience, a musical and visual poem. It is conceptual, minimalist and of high artistic quality.
Beautiful reaction
You guess the right things, thank you a lot for doing a video with the good and the "bad" things to improve face to Eurovision actuation! We hope that song can arrive at all the people!
From Spain!❤️
Like many other flamenco singers, Blanca doesn't have vocal singing education. It comes naturally. Flamenco is a world heritage human wealth by UNESCO. And Spanish are proud of their culture
She is AMAZING! 12 p
¡Gracias¡¡
8:09 You got it! Greetings from Spain.
New Moon...!!!
Congratulations!
Thanks from Spain ❤ We are so proud of her.
Thanks for this reaction
‘‘Every night but one’’ refers to the New Moon 🌑 you have once every lunar cycle. The night with no visible moon in the sky would be the night that the mother won't be able to see her child
I really appreciate your curiosity and research! most reaction channels go "i don't understand, explain it in the comments" or "this sounds weird/non spanish" (a very weird comment I cannot process, cause what's more spanish than flamenco). You're the only one i've seen actually research, look up the lyrics and be interested in the cultural and artistic aspect of the song. Much respect to you!
Edit: I love your reaction so much, just like Blanca distinguishes herself from other artists, you distinguish yourself from other reaction channels. You add so much to the song, develop a perspective that's curious and innocent, I just had to say I have subscribed to your channel :) or chanel, pun intended haha
Blanca Paloma's song is a play, a performance made to be represented and with the staging it makes sense, using Spanish (Lorca) but also universal symbolic references. It is an invocation, a call, a song to what makes us feel safe and strong at the same time, which makes us enter a hypnotic trance.
She relates it to her grandmother, to that maternal thing that takes care of us and protects us. The red strings that hang down and that she already explained reminded her of her grandmother's shawl, form a circle that is like a maternal womb that gives us light and nourishes us. She goes through that uterus that is fertilized (this is how I understand those hands that surround her and hold her for a few seconds). Then the miracle of life is done.
The moon is the symbol of the feminine, which engenders, nourishes and makes it grow. It is present every night except when it goes out on a new moon. During the performance, the sound “ea, ea” is repeated loudly and rhythmically, which is the lullaby that mothers sing to children when they are afraid, when they cry, to reassure them and give them strength. Nothing bad is going to happen... The dancers also imitate the movement of the arms that they cradle spasmodically. It looks like a sway of waves... Because the sea also lulls and transforms with the phases of the moon and is the quintessential feminine element. The base that sounds below the telluric song and the allusions to the heartbeat complete the visual and sound elements of the set.
This song is a song to celebrate life and a work of art. Win or not, it will not leave anyone indifferent and it will be difficult to forget.
Spain 🇪🇸 1 🥰 love arte espectácular
The one night is New Moon night, when the moon disappears from the night sky every 28 days :) Thanks for this video reaction and for taking the time to investigate more about it. Great content.
Blanca Paloma is an awesome performer...she wrote the song and designed everything from the clothes to the whole performance. I hope she will win because she deserves it!!!❤❤❤💃
Wuauuuuu 👌😍👏👏👏🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦
Great reaction! Honest and profound… and yes, we Spaniards are all mesmerised by Blanca’s performance, but I’d bet that her captivating touch will reach people from all over Europe… 😍
I was going to tell you about the New Moon issue (“except for one night”), the fact that Blanca is a stage designer and her performance was essentially devised by her… she is pure art! But I see that other Spaniards have already given you plenty of information 😅 I am glad that you’ve enjoyed Blanca’s performance. I very much relate with your views on what Eurovision songs should be about. Cheers from Spain
It means the grandchild will be able to see his grandmother when he looks up to the moon every night except when there is new moon when you can’t see the moon so therefore the child would not be able to see her nor find her when he looks up the sky because no moonlight to track her, it’s poetic somehow. The grandmother wishes to be buried in the moon for that reason in exchange her grandson would not ever feel lonely in the future because he would be able to see her and feel her presence every night except just one night every moon cycle. Then “eaea” is what some mothers say (specially culturally in the south region) to their babies when they cry to calm them down, that’s why the dancers make the arms movement like if they were cradling a baby when they sing “eaea” and like if it was a moon ritual summoning ancestors.
Proud of my country 🇪🇸 submitting such a different song this year. The Blanca Paloma’s Voice It's like some notes fallen from heaven . Definitely a masterpiece ! I don't know what the result will be but for me she is already the winner . Bravo Blanca 👍
Now it's time to do it just as well next May in Liverpool!🇬🇧
your coments and analysis are perfect in every word, me as spanish woman
Thanks for your nice video and comments new suscribed ;)
All nights except one refers to when there is new moon (there won't be moon).
Great review, that's how it has to be done to appreciate the richness of the entry.
This is not a song or an staging, it is an experience.
Actuación perfecta que saca lo mejor de las personas, emoción y sentimiento; cuando ves esta actuación ya no quieres ver nada más
Justo. Que otra canción puede trasmitir esto en el certamen?
So nice you take the time to understand that very different song & performance. All nights but 1 (depends one the moon cicle, 1 night there’s not moon cause there’s not reflection from Sun to the moon monthly)
Actuación apoteósica, sublime, lo mejor hasta ahora...hipnotizada
Hi! When she sings "I will watch you every night, every night except for one" I understand that that night is the new moon, as the moon doesn't come out. And she won't be able to watch after the child for one night every 28 nights.
Te ha hecho sentir y hará sentir a Europa. Your video Excelent!!! . Very very good job.
Some of the symbolism in Blanca Paloma’s performance of EaEa is inspired by the poems of Garcia Lorca.
Lorca’s poem “Romance de la luna, luna” often is difficult to interpret because of its surrealist mystery and deeper symbolism. Some scholars have said that this poem can only be understood if you realise that the speaker in Lorca’s poem is already dead.
This poem, the “Ballad of the moon, moon”, is one of three lyrical poems exploring mythical feminine forces-this one the moon a symbol of death and depicts the short beauty of love as intricately connected to death.
Repetitions seem to be incantatory-luna, niño-evoking the dreaminess of a trance or a lullaby.
That one night she can't see her child is because of the moon phases. The moon phase called "new Moon" because you can't see it at the Sky, it is completely dark. Thanks from Spain 💕🇪🇦
😍🏹❤️🔥
New moon is the only time she can not see her child from the moon. And after she throws the arrow , you can see a red light beating as a heart like as if is going to die, then go to the altar
Thank You for your reaction. For us spanish speaking people around the world, this is a masterpiece. Goosebumps. Flamenco and its variants are art. In my country we go to the opera house to appreciate this music who request a really good singer. The music is sang from the heart and soul and its hypnotic. I am glad Spain sent some unique entry and not a silly song. I hope Europe react to Spain's huge cultural and ethnic background as we did with Ukrainian entries. Finally this music is european. Music united us.
So handsome man, a Spanish fan here.
This means paternal love transcending all
About this one night, I read people saying that she refers to the new moon, when It can't be seen from Earth. I don't know, but the New moon occurs every month. For me it would make more sense the one night being the one when the child proper would die. I may be wrong, though. I'm not Spanish. I haven't seen her talking about this. I would like to know the true meaning. Anyway, It's a masterpiece... true art. I hope people take the time to investigate and understand the message, as you say. Greetings from Brazil
The song says "every night except one" for the night of new moon 🌑
It is the night of new moon that only night
All nights except one...on New Moon
Hey, come, my child (ah ah ah)
Hey, come, my child-
come sleep by my side
May my bosom provide you with refuge-
refuge from all your sorrows
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Teardrops from the Nile
Wakeful nights
My son, when I die,
may they bury me in the moon.
And I hope to watch over you every night
And I hope to watch over you every night
And I hope to watch over you every night-
on every night except one
Hey, come, my child.
Hey, come, my child-
the scion of all my love
May your sunny eyes-
illuminate me at night.
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Teardrops from the Nile
Wakeful nights
My son, when I die-
may they bury me in the moon.
And I hope to watch over you every night
And I hope to watch over you every night
And I hope to watch over you every night-
Let us go beyond, Blanca Paloma.
My son, when I die,
may they bury me in the moon.
And I hope to watch over you every night
And I hope to watch over you every night
And I hope to watch over you every night-
every night except one
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Teardrops from the Nile
Wakeful nights
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
Ya ea ea ya ea ea
The one night that she can’t watch over the kid is when it’s the new moon.
Hi, thanks for the video. I hope I can make you understand the song and the choreography a bit more. Eaea is what we say in Spain to babies when we want them to stop crying, that's why the girls do those movements with their arms as if they are holding a child. The song is about maternity and pain, ,but also about the mystery of death, it is a ritual by which they invoke a woman's spirit, a grandmother. There is a lot of symbols, the moon on the floor, the stage is an uterus... she says she wants to be buried in the moon when she dies so that she can see her child every night. A crying baby is present and she is trying to comfort her child and the pain with her eaea.
English Lyrics: EaEa
Ay come to me, my child
Ay come to me, my child
sleep next to me
That in my chest there is shelter
Little coat for your sorrows
(chorus)
YA EA EA EA EA EA
YA EA EA EA EA EA
Tears of the Nile
Sleepless nights
My child when I die
bury me in the moon
And every night I see you
And every night I see you
And every night I see you
every night except one
Ay come to me, my child
(ay my child, my little one)
Little of my loves
That the night lights me up
your eyes are sun
YA EA EA EA EA EA
YA EA EA EA EA EA
Tears of the Nile
Sleepless nights
My child when I die
bury me in the moon
And every night I see you
And every night I see you
And every night I see you
(Let's go there the Blanca Paloma)
My child when I die
bury me in the moon
And every night I see you
And every night I see you
And every night I see you
every night except one
EaEa by Blanca Paloma
ua-cam.com/video/1NL_n_RCNbs/v-deo.html explanation of the lyrics and the performance in English.
Every night except one = Every night except when an eclipse of the moon happens.
She asks to be buried in the Moon to be able to watch him every night, except for one, which is the night when the whole Moon is in the dark.
Love your level of thought and interest in your reaction. I think you will have to give your 12 points to Spain, judging by your reaction!
IMO there are far too many songs on the radio that sound the same. I want Eurovision to show me more artsy, cultural, folkie vibes, that capture any of the multiple essences in each country in an innovative and unique way to enrich me.
I think Spanish know this is a risky proposal. But to be honest, most of us, we do not care. We'd rather have someone so brilliant representing us with a masterpiece, even if it gets lost in translation, than sending yet another commercial act. Spanish are proud of their choice. Paloma delivers at all levels. And if people cannot connect or understand, that is OK. The more "different" music people are exposed to, the more they will learn to appreciate it.
Paloma is not just a sublime singer (reminds me so much of Dulce Pontes!). She is a proper artist involved in the whole process, including staging, costumes, etc.
Last year Tanxugueiras and Paloma were my favourites because I thought they had the best songs, voices, the folkie vibes, the symbolism and so fresh and new age at the same time. None of them made it through, so I am glad that Paloma came back.
I love that this year Paloma has chosen to honour grandmothers and the role they play in bringing up children in Spain. Same way that last year I loved that Tanxugueiras honoured women ancestors who lived hard times and in spite of not being school educated, they kept cultures alive. I just wish one day Paloma and Tanxugueiras do something amazing together! Quick videos to the amazing Dulce Pontes and Tanxugueiras for those who have not had the pleasure or listening to them!
Dulce Pontes: www.bing.com/videos/search?&q=dulce+pontes+cancao+do+mar&view=detail&mid=98C495E6EF4DEB8DD08A98C495E6EF4DEB8DD08A&FORM=VDRVSR&ru=%2Fvideos%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Ddulce%2Bpontes%2Bcancao%2Bdo%2Bmar%26FORM%3DHDRSC3&ajaxhist=0
Tanxugueiras: www.bing.com/videos/search?q=final+terra+tnaxugueiras&docid=608034655240020479&mid=D3C9FB9E43F9EB5FB8C8D3C9FB9E43F9EB5FB8C8&view=detail&FORM=VIRE
The one night is the new moon night, is the only night you can't see the moon.
In a way she's saying that even if you feel the loneliness, and she will be not there, she will appear the next day
Thanks for the video, you have the cutest way of expressing yourself.
An advice as a viewer: the best thing you can offer your viewers at a very first reaction is, in fact, your pure reaction, not your instant analysis.
Analysis shouldn't be an interruption. You can't read a poem while instantly expressing your feelings and opinions, since to do that you need to stop reading it. It's the same here. The moment you talk about it, you stop reacting to the actual peformance and you stop your own reaction to it, and so we feel it as an interruption.
I don't mean that silence is the only way. But there's a difference between reacting (with or without words) and analysing. Reacting let us viewers flow with you and the performance, and analysing requieres viewers attention and outplaces the experience.
La perfección ❤️🇪🇦
My theory is that the night to which she refers is perhaps the night the child dies as an adult, since from that night she will not have to see him anymore because they will be together for eternity. although of course, it's just a theory hehehehe, but it doesn't sound crazy.
Theme flamenco, Rosalía style
Your face at 7:37 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Every night except one. Which one is the night any mother want to see her soon?
The honey mom night?
In spanish Eaea
(to´as las noches mean todas las noches, every night that I coud see you)
pa´mean para, for
Ya, ea
Ya, ea
(Ole)
Ay, ven a mí, niño mío (ya) come to me my child
Ay, ven a mí, niño mío
Duerme a mi vera sleep next to me
Que en mi pecho hay abrigo
Abriguito pa' tu pena
Ya, eaea, ya, eaea
Ya, eaea, ya, eaea
Ya, eaea, ya, eaea
Lagrimitas del Nilo, noches en vela
Mi niño, cuando me muera
Que me entierren en la luna
Y to'as las noches te vea
Y to'as las noches te vea
Y to'as las noches te vea
To'as las noches menos una
(Ole)
Ay, ven a mí, niño mío (ay, niño mío, chiquito mío)
Chiquito de mis amores
Que en la noche me iluminan
Tus ojos soles
Ya, eaea, ya, eaea
Ya, eaea, ya, eaea
Ya, eaea, ya, eaea
Lagrimitas del Nilo, noches en vela
Mi niño, cuando me muera
Que me entierren en la luna
Y to'as las noches te vea
Y to'as las noches te vea
Y to'as las noches te vea
Mi niño, cuando me muera
Que me entierren en la luna
Y to'as las noches te vea
To'as las noches menos una
Ya, eaea, ya, eaea
Ya, eaea, ya, eaea
Lagrimitas del Nilo, noches en vela
Ya, eaea, ya, eaea
Ya, eaea, ya, eaea
Ya, eaca, ya, eaca
In the lunar cycle, there is a day when there is no moon (new moon). that's why that night the mother won't be able to see the baby. do that make sense now?
It's about a woman who has lost (died) her kid and she wants to be buried when she dies in the moon to be able to see her kid every single night but one day when the moon is totally off from earth.
The kid didnt die, she just wants to be buried in the moon to see her child from there once she dies.
Thats not true. Im spanish myself, and she sings when I die, bury me in the moon, so i can look at you every night.
Every night but one
Y toas las noches te vea, toas las noches menos una. Creciente, llena, menguante y nueva, la luna nueva se representa oscura en los calendarios porque no está iluminada por el sol, y deja de ser visible. Eso pasa cada mes lunar, que duran unos 28 días. Serás español como yo, aunque creo que no fuimos al mismo cole
@@ismaelmechbal9698 desde luego que no, porque a mi no me hicieron ni pedante ni maleducado.
That one night i understand it as the New Moon… makes sense?
Absolutely, the new moon phase. That night our satellite doesn't reflect the Sun's light because the Earth is among both. Greetings from Spain.