Luna audi

Luna sobre el manzano,
luz sobre el sendero,
si no vuelves mañana
te esperaré de nuevo.

Luna, audi me, quaeso,
cor meum custodi, donec redeat.

Luna, iter eius serva,
quo oculi mei pervenire non possunt.

Nox vestigia eius custodiat,
quo ventus eum ferre velit.

Luna argentea et roscida,
custodi quod attingere non possum.

Et, ferro deposito,
eum domum reduc.

Y si el mundo te aleja,
más allá de donde puedo ver,
seguiré cantando tu nombre
hasta verte aparecer.

Seguiré cantando al viento,
como cuando cae el rocío,
para que pienses un instante
que sigues aquí conmigo.

Luna sobre el manzano,
luz sobre el sendero,
que mis canciones te encuentren
allí donde sople el viento.

Short Spanish fantasy vocal piece with warm, intimate female alto or low mezzo-soprano vocals. Soft, delicate and emotional, sung almost like a private whisper in the forest at night. Voice-focused, nearly a cappella. No strong instrumentation, no orchestra, no cinematic production, no dramatic vocals. The singer is alone in a forest, quietly singing to herself while lost in thought. The atmosphere is created by natural sounds: soft wind through leaves, distant owls, insects, branches moving, subtle forest ambience and gentle natural reverb between trees. The voice should feel close, human and haunting. The song is an old forgotten love melody from recurring dreams, tender and nostalgic. Include a longer Latin chant in the middle, sung softly like an ancient blessing or prayer. Mood: intimate, nocturnal, magical, melancholic, dreamy and timeless.