Hijo De La Luna spins a haunting Romani legend where love, longing and superstition tangle under the silver glow of the full moon. A gypsy woman, desperate to marry the man she loves, begs the moon for help. The celestial goddess agrees but demands a heart-wrenching price: the woman’s firstborn. When the child arrives, his pale skin and gray eyes reveal the moon’s claim, igniting jealousy and tragedy as the distraught father suspects infidelity.
The tale ends with sorrow yet offers a poetic twist. The moon cradles the abandoned child, and every full moon shines brightly when the boy is happy or fades when he cries. The song blends folklore with a cautionary message about bargaining with fate, all wrapped in dramatic vocals that make the story feel both mythical and painfully human.