Luna (Voy A Por Ti) Lyrics in English by Taburete

Casiopea refers to Cassiopeia, a constellation named after a mythical queen known for her vanity. It's a unique and somewhat rare word to find in song lyrics, making it particularly interesting.

In the song, the line "Si Casiopea se olvidase de tema" (If Cassiopeia were to forget the topic) adds a touch of poetic imagery and perhaps alludes to something so significant that even a celestial queen couldn't ignore it. This unexpected reference elevates the lyrics beyond everyday language.

Have you ever been completely captivated by someone, even when it feels a little bit crazy? That's the vibe of Taburete's "Luna (Voy A Por Ti)"! The song is all about a powerful, almost obsessive attraction to a woman described as incredibly beautiful, so much so that "Ella es tan bonita porque sabe que vuela" [She is so beautiful because she knows she flies].

Our singer is totally smitten, even if it feels a bit wild. He says she's "mitad de hielo, mitad de estrella" [half ice, half star], which is such a cool way to describe someone who's both distant and dazzling. Despite any loneliness or past heartbreaks, he's determined, declaring, "Pero yo voy a por ti" [But I'm going for you] over and over again. He's not waiting around; he's making his move, ready to say, "Tarde o temprano seré tuyo, mía tú serás" [Sooner or later I'll be yours, you'll be mine]. It's a fun, energetic declaration of love and pursuit!