Azahar refers to the fragrant white flowers of citrus trees, especially the orange blossom. It's a beautiful and evocative word that immediately brings to mind the sweet scent of spring in a Mediterranean climate.
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Plácido Domingo's "Valencia" is a beautiful love letter to the Spanish city, painting it as a place of pure romance and natural beauty. He calls Valencia the "tierra de las flores" [land of flowers], "de la luz y del amor" [of light and love], immediately setting a bright, affectionate tone. It's clear he's completely smitten with the place and its people!
He especially admires the women of Valencia, saying they "tienen de las rosas el color" [all have the color of roses]. He even hopes to find his own true love there, wishing to "encontrar mis amores" [find my loves] among the orange blossoms and beautiful gardens. The song is full of lovely images like the "blanca barraca" [white house], the "flor de naranjo" [orange blossom], and the "cielo turquesa" [turquoise sky], all of which, along with the Valencian sun, are "diciendo amor" [saying love]. It really makes you want to visit!