Oye Viejo

Leandro Ríos Leandro Ríos

A Heartfelt Tribute to a Beloved Father

Leandro Ríos' song "Oye Viejo" is a poignant tribute to his father, capturing the deep bond and admiration he holds for him. The lyrics are a heartfelt conversation between the singer and his late father, reflecting on the love and sacrifices made throughout their lives. The song begins with a touching farewell note from the father, urging his son not to grieve excessively after his passing. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, which is filled with gratitude and reverence.

The chorus, "Oye viejo," which translates to "Hey old man," is a term of endearment that underscores the close relationship between father and son. Ríos reminisces about the unwavering support and love his father provided from the very beginning, highlighting moments of comfort and companionship. The father is portrayed as a resilient and hardworking man who, despite his small stature, had a giant heart. His efforts to lift the family out of poverty are acknowledged with deep respect and admiration.

The repetition of the chorus emphasizes the enduring impact the father had on Ríos' life. The song is not just a personal reflection but also a universal message about the importance of family, the sacrifices parents make, and the lasting legacy they leave behind. The emotional depth of the lyrics, combined with Ríos' heartfelt delivery, makes "Oye Viejo" a touching homage to all fathers who have played a significant role in their children's lives.

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  2. Hoy La Volvi a Ver
  3. Oye Viejo
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  5. Ya Perdi La Mujer
  6. El Maestro
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