Malacia is a fascinating and rare Spanish word with no direct English translation. It's a regional slang term that often refers to an intense craving or a bewitching, enchanting quality.
In the song, DannyLux sings, "Tiene malacia tu boca" (Your mouth has an enchantment). He uses this unique word to describe the almost magical and irresistible pull of his lover's kiss, suggesting it's a spellbinding craving he can't get rid of.
Ever been completely convinced that romance is dead, only for someone to flip your world upside down? That is exactly where US artist DannyLux and Jasiel Nuñez start in "Cielo Eterno". The track opens with a confession: after too many bad heartbreaks, they thought love simply didn't exist. But real life proved them dead wrong. Standing in the freezing rain after having a few too many drinks ("Se nos pasaron las copas" [We had too many drinks]), the cold completely vanishes the moment they are together. DannyLux sings with a cheeky shrug about following your gut even when it leads to trouble: "Pero cuando toca, toca" (essentially meaning "when it's meant to be, it's meant to be").
From there, the track morphs into a sweet fairytale confession. He admits he never believed in Cupid until that arrow struck ("No creía en Cupido y con su flecha nos juntó" [I didn't believe in Cupid, and with his arrow he brought us together]). He wants to be her prince while she plays the damsel ("doncella"), hoping their spark won't burn out fast like a shooting star. Looking into her eyes feels like gazing into an endless sky ("En tu mirada encontré un cielo eterno" [In your eyes I found an eternal sky]), completely trading his old jealousy for a soul that is totally on fire with love.