Atrás de La Raya

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A Determined Love: The Pursuit in 'Atrás de La Raya'

Los Apson's song 'Atrás de La Raya' is a vibrant and energetic declaration of love and determination. The lyrics revolve around the protagonist's infatuation with a girl named Lola, who has many admirers. Despite the competition, the protagonist is resolute in his decision to win her heart. The repeated command 'Háganse a un lado!' (Step aside!) emphasizes his determination and readiness to confront any obstacles in his path.

The song's chorus, 'Oh, lola, lola, lola / Oh, lola, lola, la / Yo te quiero pero sola / No quiero a nadie más,' highlights the protagonist's singular focus on Lola. He desires her exclusively and is not willing to share her affection with anyone else. This possessiveness is a central theme, reflecting a common trope in romantic pursuits where the lover is willing to go to great lengths to secure the object of their affection.

Culturally, 'Atrás de La Raya' captures the spirit of youthful passion and the competitive nature of love. The phrase 'Abran cancha caballeros' (Make way, gentlemen) and 'Atrasito de la raya' (Just behind the line) suggest a competitive arena where the protagonist is ready to 'work' or fight for Lola's love. This metaphorical 'work' underscores the effort and determination required in romantic pursuits, especially when faced with rivals. Los Apson, known for their rock and roll influence, infuse the song with a lively and rebellious energy, making it a timeless anthem of youthful love and determination.

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  2. Cuando Yo Era Un Jovencito
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  4. Perdamonos
  5. Y La Quiero
  6. El Último Beso
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