Fue Amor

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The Bittersweet Reminiscence of Love in Fito Páez's 'Fue Amor'

The song 'Fue Amor' by Argentine artist Fito Páez is a poignant reflection on a past relationship, imbued with a sense of nostalgia and acceptance. The lyrics convey a story of two people who have drifted apart, acknowledging that they could have done things differently. The opening lines set the tone for a candid introspection, suggesting that the relationship was fragile and perhaps destined to end. Páez's use of the phrase 'esto es siempre así' (it's always like this) implies a resignation to the cyclical nature of love and loss.

As the song progresses, Páez reminisces about the love he shared with his former partner, affirming that despite the outcome, it was indeed love ('Fue amor'). The mention of 'el polvo de Dios' (the dust of God) and the desire to escape ('Yo bebía para irme de aquí') hint at the search for transcendence and the coping mechanisms one might employ to deal with heartache. The chorus serves as a simple yet powerful affirmation of the authenticity of their feelings, regardless of the relationship's end.

The latter part of the song paints a picture of life moving on, with references to the city and the people around him. The 'boomerang in the city' metaphor suggests that what you put out into the world comes back to you, echoing the sentiment that the love they shared continues to return to him in memories. Páez's storytelling through his lyrics is a testament to the enduring impact of love and the universal experience of reflecting on what once was.

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