“Luna” feels like a passionate midnight confession. The singer speaks to the Moon as if she were a living lover, begging for a single, everlasting kiss that could carry him “hasta morir” – until his last breath. Every line drips with yearning: he compares his need to a painful vice, imagines volcanic oceans rising, and admits that her mere presence speeds up his inner engine. The celestial images show how huge his emotions are; the Moon’s craters become a cradle where he tries to heal, yet the fever of desire keeps burning him up again and again.
At its core, the song mixes cosmic romance with raw addiction. The Moon represents that elusive person or feeling we crave even when it hurts. By blending space-age scenery with very human longing, Zoé turns a love plea into an otherworldly trip, inviting listeners to float between tenderness, obsession, and the mysterious glow of night.