“Xanandra” is a bittersweet confession of heartbreak and regret. The singer stands alone in the ruins of a relationship that barely had time to bloom, blaming himself for trading away his future and wondering where to find a cure for the pain. He imagines a doctor who could prescribe “pócimas de amor” (love potions) or write a prescription for smiles, yet he knows no remedy can erase the memory of the one he lost. Every line circles back to the same ache: her absence is stitched into his skin, and the kiss he never dared to give is still hidden in the attic of his mind.
Despite its sorrow, the song feels alive—full of vivid questions, poetic imagery, and Mägo de Oz’s signature folk-rock energy. It explores how love can linger long after it’s gone, turning into both a wound and a cherished keepsake. “Xanandra” reminds us that letting go is never simple, but even our deepest regrets can become a powerful melody we carry forward.