The song "Collita De Fruits" by Joan Manuel Serrat consists of four different parts: "Ulls Clucs L'Amor," "Si La Despullava," "Visca L'Amor," and "Blanca Bruna." Each part tells a different story and explores different themes related to love and desire. "Ulls Clucs L'Amor" talks about love being a celebration and a song. The lyrics suggest that love is something cherished and valued, and it can bring both joy and revenge. "Si La Despullava" describes the pleasure and excitement in undressing a loved one. The lyrics portray intimate moments and the delight that comes from exploring and enjoying the physicality of love. "Visca L'Amor" expresses gratitude for the love received from a friend. It describes love as pure and delightful, comparing it to a sip of milk. The lyrics suggest that the narrator desires and has received the love they were longing for. "Blanca Bruna" describes a woman as both innocent and sensual. The lyrics focus on her physical attributes, comparing her to fine honey bread. The song explores the transformation of the woman from a virgin to a beloved treasure. Overall, "Collita De Fruits" explores different aspects of love, from the celebration and revenge it brings, to the physical and emotional pleasure that comes from deep connections with another person. The lyrics also highlight the beauty and allure of a beloved, capturing the intense emotions and desires associated with romantic love.
