Ojos Verdes

Alejandro Filio Alejandro Filio

The Haunting Memory of Green Eyes

Alejandro Filio's song "Ojos Verdes" is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the lingering memories that haunt us. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a night filled with longing and reflection. The night speaks to the narrator about the touch of a loved one, and as dawn approaches, the feelings of a farewell, a declaration of love, and a question of why it all ended remain unanswered. This sense of unresolved emotions is encapsulated in the repeated phrase, "y nada" (and nothing), emphasizing the emptiness left behind.

The second verse continues this theme of loss and remembrance. The narrator recalls the loved one through writing, but as the morning begins, the realization of how deeply they could have loved hits hard, yet it all amounts to nothing. The green eyes, a central metaphor in the song, symbolize the vivid and unforgettable nature of the loved one. The repetition of "ojos verdes" (green eyes) underscores the intensity of the memory and the uncertainty of ever forgetting them.

In the final verse, the passage of time and the silence that follows the end of a relationship are highlighted. The narrator reflects on how time will eventually erase their shared moments, and the silence will steal the words once spoken. The absence of stars to count together signifies the loss of shared dreams and hopes. The recurring "y nada" serves as a stark reminder of the void left by the end of the relationship, making "Ojos Verdes" a deeply emotional and relatable song about the enduring pain of lost love.

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  1. Despierta
  2. La Casa Triste (Inedita)
  3. Seria Labor
  4. Mi Miedo
  5. Despues De Ti
  6. La Verdad
  7. Si Me Dices
  8. Si Me Haces Caso
  9. A Mi Regreso
  10. Dicen
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