Luz De Estrellas Muertas

The lyrics happen inside that image, not in front of it: two people floating weightless, no floor and no sky, in a place where time breaks the moment they touch. The vocabulary is all space — light, signals, expansion — but what it's about is very much down here: the moment someone goes right through you and everything before stops mattering.

The title might sound dark; the song is the opposite. The dead stars are there for what they teach about time: their light keeps arriving long after, and it's us who decide what to do with it. In the song that idea becomes almost a promise: even if it all goes out one day, something of this will keep travelling. That's why my favourite line is about echoes that refuse to fade — it isn't sadness, it's insistence.

There's one detail in the voice I wanted to keep: inside the final vocal still lives the voice from the first demo — deeper, more spontaneous, from the night the idea was still new — alongside the more polished version that came later. I liked that the song itself does what it talks about: keeping an old light inside the current one. And the whole thing sounds like that: airy, calm, the voice close and air all around, like a beach in the small hours once all the noise has gone.