Avui Que Fas Anys

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Celebrating Life and Togetherness: The Essence of 'Avui Que Fas Anys'

The song 'Avui Que Fas Anys' by Txarango is a vibrant celebration of life, togetherness, and the passage of time. The lyrics, sung in Catalan, convey a sense of unity and the importance of cherishing moments with loved ones. The title translates to 'Today That You Have Years,' which suggests a birthday or an anniversary, a day to commemorate personal milestones.

The song begins by gathering friends from all directions to celebrate the journey of life, metaphorically 'winning the war against time.' This implies that despite the inevitable aging process, the spirit remains youthful and alive through shared experiences and memories. The lyrics emphasize the unpredictable nature of life ('the unpredictable game') and the satisfaction found in moments of connection ('when we coincide in the middle of the labyrinth of this impossible world').

The latter part of the song touches on the themes of mortality and legacy ('when death brings us flowers, when life takes us far'). It suggests that in the end, our true measure is what we've given to others, not our material accomplishments. The repeated chorus 'We are still here' reinforces the message of resilience and the importance of companionship on life's journey, no matter how long or challenging it may be. The song is a reminder to live fully, cherish every moment, and value the relationships that give life meaning.

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  1. Que Tot Et Vagi Bé
  2. Músic de Carrer
  3. Una Lluna a L'Aigua
  4. Tanca Els Ulls
  5. Amagada Primavera
  6. Compta Amb Mi
  7. Mil Ocells
  8. Quan Tot S'enlaira
  9. La Dansa Del Vestit
  10. El Meu Poble
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