In “De La Dela,” Romanian singer Andia gives voice to a soul with wings that has been bruised, questioned, and stripped of its colors. She wonders where the pain began, picturing a fragile heart caught in invisible nets and kisses “mult mai dulci ca mierea” (sweeter than honey). The answer comes in the catchy refrain „E de la dela” – it’s from all those lingering emotions, from hearts that stopped for a moment and tasted silence, from sweet memories that now sting.
Yet the song is far from bleak. As nighttime waves crash against cracked cliffs, the lovers refuse to crumble; like twin stars, they mirror each other in the same sky and press on. De La Dela becomes a celebration of resilience: acknowledging sorrow, then turning it into the very force that carries us forward. It’s an anthem for anyone ready to rebuild dreams, rediscover color, and let a once-wounded soul soar again.