Lindeza

Pedro Aznar's song 'Lindeza' is a poetic ode to the beauty and wonder found in the connection with another being, whether it's a person, nature, or an experience. The lyrics, written in both Portuguese and Spanish, reflect a sense of awe and disbelief at the proximity of something or someone beautiful, as if the mere possibility of such closeness is a miraculous event. The repetition of 'coisa linda' (beautiful thing) and 'cosa linda' emphasizes the enchantment and deep appreciation the speaker feels.

The song speaks to the transformative power of beauty and connection. When Aznar sings about his 'humanity growing' as the world offers this beauty and it finally finds its place, it suggests that the experience of beauty can be elevating and life-affirming. The beauty he describes is not just visual; it's a multi-sensory experience involving sight ('luna, sol'), sound ('palabra'), movement ('danza'), and touch ('pluma, tela, pétalo'). This holistic approach to beauty reflects its ability to touch every aspect of our being.

'Lindeza' also touches on the theme of fulfillment and joy that comes from long-awaited desires being realized. The lyrics convey a sense of timelessness and continuity ('el día es siempre una alegría por siempre'), suggesting that the presence of this beauty in one's life brings a perpetual sense of happiness. The song is a celebration of the moments when life feels more real and vibrant because of the beauty we encounter and the connections we make.