Cenizas en la Eternidad

Melendi Melendi

The Warrior's Gratitude: Melendi's Ode to Fans and Personal Growth

Melendi's "Cenizas en la Eternidad" is a heartfelt tribute to the artist's fans and a reflection on his personal growth and transformation. The song begins with Melendi acknowledging that his heart, which he describes as 'suicidal,' finds healing through the voices of his fans. This metaphor suggests that the support of his audience has been crucial in overcoming personal struggles and emotional wounds.

As the song progresses, Melendi expresses a desire to be a 'guerrero' (warrior) like his fans, putting his all into every song and sharing in the collective energy of his concerts. The imagery of raising lighters and holding hands in memory of those who have passed away evokes a sense of unity and shared experience among the artist and his audience. The concept of time being irrelevant and the essence of their shared moments becoming 'cenizas en la eternidad' (ashes in eternity) implies that the impact of these experiences will endure beyond the temporal realm.

In the final verses, Melendi offers thanks for the opportunity to be a conduit for such beautiful energy and likens himself to the stem of a flower that does not wither over time. This suggests a symbiotic relationship with his fans, where their support sustains him, and in return, he provides them with music and a sense of belonging. The repeated declaration of wanting to be a warrior underscores his commitment to his art and his fans, while also acknowledging his own imperfections and the journey he has undertaken to become the person he is today.

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  1. Destino o Casualidad (part. Ha*Ash)
  2. La Promesa
  3. Mi Primer Beso
  4. Tu Jardín Con Enanitos
  5. El Violinista En Tu Tejado
  6. Canción de Amor Caducada
  7. Arriba Extremoduro
  8. El Único Habitante de Tu Piel (part. Carlos Rivera)
  9. Un Violinista En Tu Tejado
  10. Lágrimas Desordenadas
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