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The Quest for Solace in '¿Adónde vas?' by El Bordo

The song '¿Adónde vas?' by the Argentine rock band El Bordo delves into the feelings of entrapment and the desire for escape from the pain of the past. The lyrics express a deep sense of dissatisfaction and loneliness, as the narrator feels 'tied to what still hurts' and longs to find a place where they no longer feel so 'terribly alone.' The imagery of being 'entangled in thought' and 'tired of the disguise' suggests a struggle with one's own identity and the weariness of putting on a facade to the world.

The chorus poses a poignant question: 'Where do you go when the days have no colors?' This metaphorical inquiry reflects a search for meaning and vibrancy in life when everything seems dull and monochromatic. It's a call to the heart, seeking direction and purpose when faced with the monotony of existence. The song's protagonist seeks refuge in music, finding solace in 'caressing a song' to forget what was lost due to not always listening.

The latter part of the song speaks to withdrawing from pain and seeking shelter in a 'den' without movement, only emerging to breathe when necessary. This behavior symbolizes a coping mechanism to deal with overwhelming emotions. The mention of a 'kiss at the end' and the repetition of beginnings heard 'more than a thousand times' suggests a cycle of experiences, where endings and beginnings are familiar yet still hold the potential for change. The song ultimately explores the human condition of searching for hope and color in a world that often feels bleak and repetitive.

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  1. Arriba Con Mi Corazón
  2. Sentado En La Luna
  3. donde vagan los sueños
  4. Como Vos
  5. Siempre
  6. a donde vas?
  7. Con El Cuerpo a La Mitad
  8. Apagado
  9. Silbando Una Ilusion
  10. De Vuelta Al Juego
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