Vuele Bajo

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The Innocence of Childhood in 'Vuele Bajo'

Facundo Cabral's 'Vuele Bajo' is a poignant song that delves into the theme of innocence and the loss of it as one grows up. The lyrics suggest a yearning for the simplicity and purity found in childhood, which is often overshadowed by the complexities and corruption of adulthood. Cabral, an Argentine singer-songwriter known for his philosophical lyrics and folk music, uses the metaphor of flying low as a call for humility and a return to the fundamental truths that are easily overlooked in the pursuit of ambition and material success.

The song criticizes the relentless ambition and desire for more that characterizes adult life, which often leads to conflict and unhappiness. Cabral contrasts this with the peacefulness of a child's existence, free from the burdens of war and the relentless drive for progress symbolized by 'machines of calculating.' He suggests that true wisdom and happiness lie in maintaining the childlike qualities of simplicity and peace, rather than in the accumulation of wealth or power.

'Vuele Bajo' is not just a nostalgic look back at childhood but also a critique of societal values and the direction in which humanity is headed. Cabral's message is clear: the essence of life and truth is found in the innocence of childhood, and by preserving these qualities, one can find peace and happiness. The song serves as a reminder to slow down, reflect, and prioritize what is genuinely important in life.

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