El Duraznero

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A Dream Under the Peach Tree: A Lyrical Journey with Santa María

The song "El Duraznero" by Villancicos paints a serene and dreamlike picture of Santa María, the Virgin Mary, resting beneath a peach tree. The imagery of the tree filling with "tenues, alas rosadas" or "delicate, pink wings" suggests a sense of tranquility and divine presence. This setting evokes a peaceful and sacred atmosphere, where nature and spirituality intertwine, symbolizing purity and grace.

As the song progresses, the narrative introduces a "mensajero de amor" or "messenger of love," who walks along the path in the afternoon. This figure, possibly an angel or a divine presence, brings flowers to the Virgin and the child, symbolizing love, hope, and blessings. The repetition of "con una y con otra flor" emphasizes the abundance and continuity of these blessings, reinforcing the theme of divine love and protection surrounding Mary and the infant Jesus.

The song also highlights the Virgin's silence by the fountain, described as "transparente," which praises the "agua serena" or "serene water." This silence is not empty but filled with reverence and contemplation, reflecting the deep spiritual connection between Mary and the divine. The child sleeping in her arms is likened to a "lucero en el cielo" or "star in the sky," a metaphor for the divine light and promise that Jesus represents. The imagery of the flight being halted to prevent waking the child further underscores the sacredness and peace of this moment, capturing the essence of maternal love and divine protection.

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  2. Los Peces En El Río
  3. Noche de Paz
  4. Campana Sobre Campana
  5. Cascabel
  6. El Tamborilero (El Niño Del Tambor)
  7. Ven a Mi Casa Esta Navidad
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