Ronda Del Ausente

Quilapayún Quilapayún

A Poignant Dance of Absence and Hope

“Ronda Del Ausente” by Quilapayún is a deeply emotional and evocative song that explores themes of absence, longing, and the hope for reunion. The lyrics tell the story of a child who wishes for a star inside a jingle bell, a symbolic gift for his father, with the hope that they will play together again. This simple yet profound wish encapsulates the child's longing for his father's presence, suggesting a separation that is both physical and emotional.

The imagery in the song is rich and layered, with metaphors that paint a vivid picture of the child's inner world. The father, gazing at the sky, sees his child blooming like a flower, indicating a sense of pride and love that transcends their separation. The night is described as a garden in flight, and the wind as a carousel, evoking a sense of movement and the passage of time. These metaphors suggest that despite the physical absence, the bond between the father and child remains alive and dynamic.

As the song progresses, it delves deeper into the themes of hope and renewal. The house illuminating the path and the door opening slowly under the shadow of a laurel tree symbolize the possibility of reunion and new beginnings. The lyrics convey a dreamlike quality, where the child and father are reunited, and the world is on the brink of a new dawn. The recurring motif of the star inside the jingle bell serves as a beacon of hope, a small yet powerful symbol of the child's unwavering belief that they will be together again.

Quilapayún, known for their poignant and politically charged music, infuses “Ronda Del Ausente” with a sense of melancholy and resilience. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced loss or separation, offering a message of hope and the enduring power of love and memory.

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  1. La Muralla
  2. Tan Alta Que Está La Luna
  3. Vamos Mujer
  4. Malembe
  5. A La Mina No Voy
  6. A Mi Palomita
  7. Creer Es Ver
  8. El Polo Salió de España
  9. La Fortuna
  10. Milonga de Andar Lejos
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