Tiempos buenos

Alvaro Scaramelli Alvaro Scaramelli

Nostalgia and Rediscovery in 'Tiempos Buenos'

Alvaro Scaramelli's song 'Tiempos Buenos' is a poignant reflection on nostalgia, lost love, and the bittersweet nature of memories. The song begins with the protagonist sitting on the steps of a metro station, aimlessly wandering through the city during a difficult period in his life. This setting establishes a sense of melancholy and introspection, as he reminisces about better times. The mention of carrying a book symbolizes his desire to escape reality and find solace in memories or stories.

The narrative takes a turn when he unexpectedly encounters an old flame. The reunion is filled with unspoken emotions and a flood of memories, as they walk through the Parque Forestal and recall their past. The lyrics 'Tiempos Buenos… Tiempos buenos de verdad' emphasize the genuine happiness they once shared, contrasting sharply with their current lives. The woman reveals that she is married but not in love, highlighting the compromises and complexities of adult life.

Their brief rekindling of romance, marked by holding hands and spending a night together, is a momentary escape to their youthful days. However, the woman's hurried departure and fear of falling in love again underscore the transient nature of their reunion. The protagonist returns to the metro station, reflecting on the experience. Despite the fleeting nature of their encounter, it provided a moment of genuine connection and a reminder of the 'Tiempos Buenos' that once were. The song beautifully captures the essence of nostalgia, the passage of time, and the enduring impact of past relationships on our present selves.

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