Estampada En Mi Alma

Salomon Robles Salomon Robles

A Heart Imprinted with Unforgettable Love

Salomon Robles' song "Estampada En Mi Alma" delves deep into the emotional turmoil and lingering pain of lost love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a heart that has not found peace since the departure of a beloved. The days have turned gray, and the protagonist is unable to soothe the aching void left behind. This song captures the essence of longing and the haunting presence of memories that refuse to fade away.

The metaphor of illusions being plucked like petals from a flower signifies the fleeting nature of other romantic pursuits, none of which can compare to the profound love that was lost. The protagonist is tormented by the thought of someone else kissing the lips of their beloved and stealing away the love that once belonged to them. This jealousy and obsession drive them to the brink of madness, highlighting the intensity of their emotions.

The repeated refrain emphasizes the permanence of this love, which remains imprinted on the protagonist's soul. Despite the passage of time and the impossibility of rekindling the romance, the beloved's presence is deeply etched in their heart. This song resonates with anyone who has experienced the agony of unrequited love and the struggle to move on from a relationship that has left an indelible mark on their soul.

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  1. Estampada En Mi Alma
  2. Estoy Enamorada de Ti
  3. Niña Mia
  4. Por Favor No Me Compares
  5. Por Orgullo
  6. Sombras Nada Más
  7. Te Regalare Un Rosa
  8. A Donde Vayas
  9. El Campanero
  10. El Dia Que Deje de Quererte
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