El Mexico de Rocio

In 'El Mexico de Rocio,' Rocío Durcal expresses her deep affection and admiration for Mexico, a country that has profoundly influenced her life and career. The song is a heartfelt tribute to the nation's culture, traditions, and people. Durcal, originally from Spain, sings about how her frequent visits to Mexico have made her fall in love with the country. She describes how performing Mexican songs fills her with emotion, creating a strong connection between her heart and the land.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Durcal's journey through Mexico, from town to town, festival to festival, and person to person. She shares her experiences and the beauty of the country with everyone she meets, highlighting the rich history and traditions that make Mexico unique. The song also emphasizes the warmth and hospitality of the Mexican people, which Durcal cherishes deeply. She feels blessed to be among them and prays for God's blessing on the land.

Durcal's love for Mexico is so profound that she admits she cannot live without it, despite her strong ties to her homeland, Spain. The song also pays homage to iconic Mexican singers like Lola Beltrán, Amalia Mendoza, and Lucha Villa, acknowledging their significant contributions to Mexican music and culture. Durcal's admiration for these artists and the mariachi music that defines Mexico is evident throughout the song. She recognizes the power of the people's voice and the authenticity that comes from their hearts, making her feel honored to be considered a 'queen' of song by the Mexican public.