(1) represents tranquility, profoundness and melancholy.
(2) waiting for love in despair.
(3) profound, cool, quiet and open.
(4) it is cold, lifeless, steady, abstruse, beautiful and refined.
(5) to wait for love in despair is glorious even though it is defeated.
Pretoria, the administrative capital of South Africa, has the reputation of "the city of Jacaranda" (English: Jacaranda City, South African: jakarandastad), because when spring comes, many Jacaranda flowers in the city make the whole city blue. The term "the city of Jacaranda" is often used in South African songs.
There is a Christmas song about the Jacaranda in Australia, Christmas where gumtreesgrow. Because the summer when the Jacaranda trees bloom is Australia's Christmas - as the song says, "when the bloom of the Jacaranda tree, Christmas is near" Every year, from the penultimate weekend of October to the first weekend of November in Grafton, Australia, there is a Jacaranda Festival.
In Argentina, writer Alejandro Dolina narrates a legend about a giant jacarand á tree in his book Cr ó nicas del 193 ngel Gris (Chronicles of the gray angel). Located in Plaza Flores (Flores Square) in Buenos Aires, the tree can play tango music as required. Mar í a Elena Walsh, a writer and musician, dedicated her song "Canci ó ndel jacarand á" to the tree.
British singer Steve Tilson praised the beautiful tree he met in Australia in his song "Jacaranda". (the song is the 11th on his 2008 album ziggurat.) < spanlang = "EN-US" >
