Hojas Palmera

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The Sultan's Shave: A Tale of Transformation

El Consorcio's song "Hojas Palmera" is a whimsical and light-hearted narrative that revolves around a sultan and his journey towards self-improvement. The lyrics are playful and repetitive, creating a catchy and memorable tune. The song begins with a rhythmic chant, setting a lively tone that continues throughout the piece.

The story unfolds with a sultan who lives in a luxurious paradise but struggles with his relationship with his subjects. The sultan's subjects advise him to shave properly, suggesting he use 'Hoja Palmera'—a brand of razor blades. This advice is met with a humorous twist as the sultan takes it to heart and purchases the recommended blades. The simple act of shaving transforms his life, leading to a happier existence. The repetitive 'ras, ras y ya está!' emphasizes the ease and effectiveness of the solution.

The song can be seen as a metaphor for the small changes that can lead to significant improvements in one's life. It highlights the importance of listening to others and being open to change, even if the advice seems trivial. The cultural context of a sultan and his subjects adds a layer of exoticism and charm, making the story both relatable and entertaining. El Consorcio, known for their harmonious vocals and storytelling, delivers this message with a blend of humor and wisdom, making "Hojas Palmera" a delightful and thought-provoking piece.

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  1. Háblame Del Mar Marinero
  2. Suspiros de España
  3. Luna enamorada
  4. Guajira Guantanamera
  5. El pequeño tamborilero
  6. Burbujas de amor
  7. Marcelino pan y vino
  8. Son al son
  9. Himno De Mahón
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