Manos Adoradas

Horacio Sanguinetti Horacio Sanguinetti

A Tribute to a Mother's Love Through Her Hands

The song "Manos Adoradas" by Horacio Sanguinetti is a heartfelt tribute to the selfless love and dedication of a mother, as symbolized by her hands. The lyrics poetically describe the hands of the singer's mother, not as delicate or jewel-like, but as worn and rugged from hard work. These hands are not praised for their physical beauty but for the love, care, and tireless labor they represent. The song emphasizes that the true value of these hands lies in their actions and the comfort they have provided throughout the singer's life.

The imagery of the mother's hands performing everyday tasks such as washing clothes, cutting bread, and caring for the household, paints a picture of a life dedicated to nurturing and providing for her family. The hands are a metaphor for the mother's love and sacrifice, always busy and never at rest. The singer recalls tender moments when these hands brought warmth and comfort, like bringing a lamp to the bedside or drying tears during times of sadness.

The emotional climax of the song comes with the realization of the physical and emotional distance between the singer and his mother. Despite the longing and solitude expressed in the final lines, the enduring love and reverence for the mother's hands remain. The repeated phrase "Te amo Mama" (I love you, Mom) encapsulates the deep affection and gratitude the singer holds for his mother, making the song a universal ode to mothers everywhere.

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