Canzone Per Te

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The Melancholy of Lost Love in Roberto Carlos' 'Canzone Per Te'

Roberto Carlos' 'Canzone Per Te' is a poignant ballad that delves into the bittersweet feelings associated with the end of a love affair. The song begins with a metaphorical reference to a party that has ended too soon, symbolizing the abrupt end of a relationship. The sky no longer being with them suggests that the universe itself is no longer in alignment with their love, indicating a sense of cosmic disconnection.

The lyrics reflect on the envy of the lonely for the couple's happiness and the wealth found in shared joy. The song grapples with the difficulty of final goodbyes and the heart's reluctance to accept them. It acknowledges the inevitability of moving on, as both parties will eventually find new love and happiness. The protagonist expresses a sense of resignation, knowing that the words of love once shared with their partner will be repeated to someone new.

Despite the pain of separation, the singer finds a way to cherish the loneliness given by the former lover, nurturing it like a flower. This act of cultivating solitude suggests a personal growth and acceptance of the situation. The repeated declaration of love, despite the breakup, emphasizes the enduring affection the singer holds. The song is a testament to the complexity of love and the human capacity to find beauty and strength even in the midst of heartache.

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  2. Amigo
  3. Candilejas
  4. Mis Amores
  5. Detalles (Detalhes)
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  7. Desahogo
  8. Ese Tipo Soy Yo (Esse Cara Sou Eu)
  9. Detalhes
  10. Que Sera de Ti
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