Ustedes dos

Los Prisioneros Los Prisioneros

A Heartfelt Tribute to Parental Love

Los Prisioneros' song "Ustedes dos" is a touching ode to the artist's parents, filled with deep emotion and gratitude. The lyrics reflect a profound sense of appreciation and love for the two people who have played a pivotal role in the artist's life. The repeated phrase "ustedes dos" (you two) emphasizes the centrality of these figures in the singer's world, highlighting their importance and the deep bond shared between them.

The song delves into the emotional landscape of familial love, capturing moments of nostalgia and pride. The lines "Siempre descubro casi de casualidad / Algunos gestos o actitudes, herencias mágicas" suggest that the artist often finds himself recognizing inherited traits and behaviors, which he views as magical legacies. This acknowledgment of shared characteristics underscores the connection between the artist and his parents, making the bond even more special and cherished.

The recurring line "Yo nunca tuve frio, y habia tanto frio" serves as a powerful metaphor for the warmth and security provided by the parents. Despite the external coldness, the artist never felt cold, symbolizing the emotional warmth and protection offered by his parents. This metaphor beautifully encapsulates the essence of parental love and the sense of safety it brings. The song's nostalgic tone is further amplified by references to old family photos, which evoke a sense of happiness and a longing to embrace his parents, reinforcing the theme of enduring love and gratitude.

"Ustedes dos" is a heartfelt tribute that resonates with anyone who has experienced the profound impact of parental love. It captures the essence of familial bonds, the pride in shared heritage, and the warmth that comes from being loved unconditionally.

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