El rey de la carretera

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Tragic Tale of Love and Loss on the Road

The song "El rey de la carretera" by Ecos Del Rocio tells a heart-wrenching story of love, recklessness, and tragedy. The narrative unfolds through the perspective of a man who, despite warnings from his partner, decides to drive under the influence of alcohol. The title, which translates to 'The King of the Road,' is a bitter irony as it becomes clear that his overconfidence leads to disaster.

The lyrics describe a couple's last moments together before a fatal car accident. The woman, aware of the danger, pleads with the man not to drink and drive. She even hides the car keys, but ultimately, he convinces her to hand them over. His insistence that he knows the road well and his claim to be the 'king of the road' are tragically misguided. The crash is depicted with vivid imagery, as the glass shatters 'through the stars,' and the woman, referred to as the 'queen of the road,' falls into a deadly slumber.

In the aftermath, the man is filled with regret and guilt. He realizes too late the consequences of his actions. The song continues to paint a picture of his grief and the irreversible impact of the accident. He cannot face the reality of her absence and, in a final act of despair, seeks to join her in death. The song serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of drunk driving and the irrevocable loss it can cause. It's a poignant reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of making responsible choices.

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  1. Esta noche se casa mi niña
  2. La gitana
  3. La Comunion
  4. El rey de la carretera
  5. Jaén
  6. José El Marinero
  7. Mi niña
  8. Salve Rocíero
  9. Una boda en la marisma
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