Las Hojas

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The Farewell Journey: A Deep Dive into 'Las Hojas' by Vicentico

In 'Las Hojas,' Vicentico crafts a poignant narrative about parting ways and the emotional weight that accompanies such farewells. The song opens with the imagery of tearing pages from a notebook, symbolizing the act of taking memories and experiences from a shared past. These pages are carried slowly, indicating the deliberate and thoughtful nature of this departure. The journey is not just physical but deeply emotional, as the protagonist leaves behind a 'blue and red shield,' a metaphor for something deeply personal and valuable, representing all their feelings and memories.

The song delves into the theme of silence as a powerful connector. Vicentico suggests that words are no longer necessary; the silence between the two individuals speaks volumes. This silence is described as the ultimate teacher, one that eventually gets carried away by the wind, signifying the inevitable passage of time and the fading of memories. The 'last look at what remains of this fire' symbolizes a final acknowledgment of the passion and intensity that once existed but is now dwindling.

As the song progresses, the protagonist finds a sense of closure. By leaving behind the shield and the blank pages of the notebook, they feel a sense of completeness, knowing they have given everything they could. The hope that they might meet again in memories or in some other form adds a layer of bittersweet optimism. Vicentico's lyrical style, rich with metaphors and emotional depth, captures the essence of saying goodbye while holding onto the hope of future reconnections.

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  1. Los Caminos de La Vida
  2. Algo Contigo
  3. Creo Que Me Enamoré
  4. Quiero Ver Amanecer
  5. 68
  6. El Cantante (con Calamaro)
  7. Vos Sabes
  8. Las Hojas
  9. Paisaje
  10. Ahora 1
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