Morning Sunray in Sevilla Zara 2021

Zara produces what feels like a trillion fragrances, some of which are dupes, probably almost all of them. This scent was created within a series in collaboration with Alberto Morillas. Morillas has co-created scents like CK One and Narciso Rodriguez Essence, so he is a perfume legend (not that I know much about it). Due to this collaboration, my interest was piqued because I really like the Jo Malone fragrances from Zara.
The fragrance is now reduced to 10.99 euros on the Zara website. The marketing blah-blah lets me know that one is supposed to experience a magical sunrise in Seville. Aha, okay.
One thing is clear: This stuff is weak!!! Hardly any sillage, hardly any power. A little water. Still: Very rounded, very pleasant. Initially a bit citrusy, with a hint of spice (very faint rosemary), it then becomes a still very pleasant incense (not overpowering at all).
Overall, it reminds me of Lush Blue Skies and Fluffy White Clouds with a bit of patchouli.
An extremely weak little water. But incredibly pleasant, not scratchy. An absolute barbershop scent. As a feminine woman who enjoys wearing men's fragrances, I like this delicate little plant and find it relatively okay for the small price. But actually, one wants to smell it stronger. Simply too weak, but as a fragrance idea, it is quite successful.
Beautiful, minimalist bottle. For the 20 euros it would have cost, it is actually not recommendable in its weakness.
I am simultaneously spraying the Paris Stories from Zara (Place Dauphine), they smell identical to me, PD perhaps a bit more Calone. Nice, gentle, but too weak.
But you can't go wrong if you like something artificial that looks nice in the bottle. No one will blame you for smelling bad.
What is the scent as a song: Something in the distance with beautiful sounds, but too far away.