“ECLIPSE” captures the emotional aftermath of a relationship that once felt all-consuming. Karol G reflects on love, longing, memories, and the difficulty of accepting that something meaningful has changed. The song uses intimate, atmospheric imagery to explore heartbreak, vulnerability, and the struggle to find peace while still carrying someone emotionally.
Eclipse Lyrics
[Letra de “Eclipse”]
[Verso]
Otra noche que sola la paso, otra vez me paso
Recordando to’ los besos, caricias y los abrazos
Otra vez que de tequila estoy llenando el vaso
Pa’ brindar por un amor que me dejó en pedazos
Olvidar me cuesta, yo voy a mi paso
Estoy blindando el corazón de otro “te quiero” falso
Qué alguien me diga dónde encuentro amores reales
Porque están escasos
[Pre-Coro]
Luna, dime por qué el amor es así
Si se supone que el amor no es dolor
Su despedida me ha causado insomnio
Y aun así lo recuerdo sin odio
Luna, dime si esto de amar no es pa’ mí
Luna, dime por qué te escondes del sol
¿Será que amarlo a él también te dolió?
[Coro]
Tanto lo quise
Que le cogí amor a las cicatrices
La flor se marchitó en los días grises
Pero quedan las raíces
Luna, lo quise
Y perdón que de ejemplo te utilice
Si lo tuyo con el sol es estar separa’os
¿Por qué a veces hay eclipses?
[Post-Coro]
Luna, cuéntame
Luna, cuéntame, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
[Outro]
Luna, cuídame
Porque yo ya no voy a aceptarlo
Video of Eclipse Lyrics – KAROL G
Song Credits
- Song Name :– Eclipse
- Singer Name :– KAROL G
- Producers:- Ovy On The Drums & KAROL G
- Album:- NO ME ARREPIENTO DE SENTIR TANTO
- Release Date :– August 7, 2026
Song Bio of Eclipse Lyrics – KAROL G
Karol G closes out No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto with a gut-punch, and “Eclipse” is the moment that lingers longest. Produced by Ovy On The Drums alongside the Colombian superstar herself, the ballad opens with rain and piano before Karol settles into a raw meditation on heartbreak — tequila-soaked nights, phantom memories of a love that fell apart, and the exhausting work of guarding her heart against empty promises. Rather than raging at an ex, she turns to the moon as a confidante, asking why love has to hurt and why scars can feel oddly precious once the wound has healed.
At just under two minutes, “Eclipse” says everything it needs to and nothing more. The song borrows a clever bit of cosmic imagery — comparing the moon and sun’s inevitable separation to those rare, fleeting moments when paths cross anyway — and turns it into the album’s emotional thesis. It’s a fitting addition to a record where Karol trades her usual bravado for vulnerability. “Eclipse” arrived August 7, 2026, as track one of fourteen on Bichota Records’ most personal project yet.
