Trébol

In 'Trebol,' Nasa Histoires delves into the themes of destiny, perseverance, and the elusive nature of luck. The song opens with a contemplative tone, pondering the role of dreams and the potential for success through relentless effort. The repetition of 'talvez' (perhaps) underscores the uncertainty and the myriad possibilities that life presents. The artist acknowledges the inevitability of mistakes and failures, yet finds solace in the idea of rising again, emphasizing the resilience required to keep moving forward.

The central metaphor of the three-leaf clover, or 'trébol de tres hojas,' serves as a poignant symbol of the search for luck and fortune. Unlike the rare four-leaf clover, which is traditionally associated with good luck, the three-leaf clover represents the more common, everyday struggles and the hope for a break in the monotony. The repeated plea to the clover to grant the luck 'jamás encontré' (never found) highlights a deep-seated yearning for a change in fortune, a desire that many can relate to.

The song also touches on the transient nature of life, with lines like 'Todo tiene su final' (Everything has its end) and 'Nada dura para siempre' (Nothing lasts forever). This acknowledgment of life's impermanence is coupled with a message of finding moments of joy, pain, and love along the journey. The imagery of flying to the sky symbolizes the ultimate aspiration to rise above life's challenges and find peace. Through its introspective lyrics and evocative metaphors, 'Trebol' captures the universal human experience of striving for better days while navigating the inevitable ups and downs of life.