Imagine wandering beneath a sky painted lilac by blooming jacarandá trees, each petal whispering the name of someone you loved and lost. In Ana Moura’s song, those purple blossoms become magical messengers: they keep a departed presence alive, glowing in every sight, sound and sip of limoncello. The singer’s rich, slightly rouca (husky) voice moves between pain and hope as she pictures her loved one in every corner of Lisbon’s night, promising, “Se tu quiseres eu vou” – If you want me to, I will go.
Through playful images of a red suit, a sparkling cane and a ping-pong game of memories, the track celebrates the stubborn way love refuses to fade. It is a tender invitation to follow the rhythm of remembrance, letting music turn grief into a dance of longing, courage and color under the jacarandá trees.