Kalispera Lyrics – Guè Ganlyrics

Kalispera Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: Ghali, Guè]
In this intro, the artist greets the night with “kalispera” (Greek for “good evening”). He asks the person to stay if Venus is in Aries, hinting at astrological influences. But he also makes it clear that he doesn’t want to be contacted tomorrow, referencing the idea that one can’t destroy the wings of a phoenix, a symbol of rebirth and independence.

[Strofa 1: Guè]
Guè talks about his distinctive style and confidence, emphasizing that his identity, represented by “G-U-É,” can’t be changed. He’s unsure about love but enjoys a luxurious lifestyle, dressing his partner in designer clothes. He mentions going out at night, comparing himself to “Ghost Rider” for his rebellious, free-spirited attitude. His attraction to the person is about both their high-end style and their contrasts—being both boujee and rachet, and sometimes using material indulgence to make up for past issues.

[Pre-Ritornello 1: Guè, Ghali]
Here, Guè reflects on the night and how he’s too high to worry about his problems. He mentions his lavish lifestyle—diamond-studded cheeks and Prada jacket—while enjoying the view from his new house. He’s indifferent to boredom, hinting that if he’s tired, he’ll leave, but he still asks the person to call when they return to Italy, showing a sense of detachment, yet longing.

[Ritornello: Ghali]
In the chorus, Ghali repeats the theme of the evening—”kalispera” and asks the person to stay for the night, but also tells them not to call him the next day. The metaphor of a phoenix’s wings symbolizes the fragility of relationships, suggesting the need for freedom and space.

[Strofa 2: Ghali]
Ghali describes how the person is acting sly with their friend, and everyone knows they talk too much. When they see him, they become shy, but he dismisses their claims of not being able to handle the situation. He talks about how he’s trying to find reasons to stay distant, while the person always finds excuses to be physically close, hinting at the tension between desire and emotional barriers.

[Pre-Ritornello 2: Ghali]
In the second pre-chorus, Ghali seems carefree, free from worries, and even distances himself from the emotional burdens of life. He mentions the pain of his mother’s tears and his luxury—wearing Prada and living in a fancy new house with a view. Like the first pre-chorus, he mentions leaving if he gets bored, but he still wants the person to stay connected to him, showcasing both detachment and a longing for closeness.

[Ritornello: Ghali, Tony Effe]
This chorus repeats the same themes of the first one: the person should stay for the night, but don’t contact him the next day. The mention of a phoenix’s wings underscores the idea that he wants to avoid being emotionally trapped or burdened, desiring both freedom and connection.

[Strofa 3: Tony Effe, Ghali]
Tony Effe talks about being caught up in street life, selling drügs, and dreaming about a better future. He wishes to give the person diamonds but also wants to erase his mistakes. He talks about coping with life through pills, trying to forget someone from his past. There’s a desire to escape his current life, but also a discomfort when being observed, as the person is different from others. He sees himself as a criminal, while the person is something special—yet he struggles to connect with her emotionally.

[Ritornello: Ghali]
The final chorus repeats the same message as the earlier ones—stay for the night, but don’t reach out tomorrow. The phoenix metaphor remains central, emphasizing the balance between wanting intimacy and needing space to preserve one’s independence.

[Outro: Guè]
In the outro, Guè repeats the greeting “kalispera” and the request for the person to stay if Venus is in Aries. This closing reiterates the themes of desire, astrological influence, and emotional distance from the rest of the song.