Morelia

Cristian Castro's song 'Morelia' is a poignant ballad that delves into the themes of love, longing, and the struggle to let go. The lyrics express the narrator's deep yearning for Morelia, a personified figure who represents the object of his affection. The narrator is asking for guidance on how to move on from this intense love that torments him, indicating a sense of helplessness and dependency on the relationship.

The song's chorus emphasizes the narrator's inability to imagine a world without Morelia, suggesting a love that feels infinite and all-consuming. Despite this, there is a recognition that if they were to fully embrace their love under the 'full sun,' their lives would be irrevocably changed, hinting at the transformative power of love. The imagery of a 'rain of stars' falling suggests a celestial, almost magical quality to their connection, reinforcing the idea that their union would be something extraordinary.

Throughout the song, the narrator grapples with the desire to learn how to be happy alone and to maintain a distance from Morelia. However, the repeated question of how Morelia will hide from him suggests an inevitability to their connection, as if fate has intertwined their paths. The song captures the essence of unrequited love or a love that cannot be due to circumstances, and the pain of trying to reconcile with that reality.