Asómate a La Ventana

Carlos Gardel Carlos Gardel

A Serenade of Love and Longing: 'Asómate a La Ventana'

Carlos Gardel's 'Asómate a La Ventana' is a poignant serenade that captures the essence of romantic longing and the timeless tradition of serenading a beloved. The song's lyrics are a heartfelt plea for the beloved to appear at the window, symbolizing a desire for connection and the hope that the sight of the beloved will alleviate the singer's emotional suffering. The window serves as a metaphor for the barrier between the lovers, and the act of looking out represents a willingness to bridge that gap.

The imagery in the song is rich and evocative, painting a picture of a quiet, early morning scene where the streets are empty, the mist is wandering aimlessly, and the birds are still asleep while the stars remain awake. This serene backdrop amplifies the singer's feelings of solitude and yearning. The mention of the 'light of fresh morning' coming soon suggests a new beginning or hope that the night of separation will end with the dawn of reunion.

Gardel's lyrics also convey a deep sense of devotion and passion. The singer promises to confess his 'ardent love' through the whispers of a kiss and the sighs of a breath, indicating a profound emotional and physical connection. The treasure kept within the chest symbolizes the depth of the singer's feelings, which he is eager to share with his beloved. The song beautifully captures the universal experience of love, longing, and the hope for reciprocation, making it a timeless piece that resonates with listeners across generations.

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  3. El Día Que Me Quieras
  4. Mano A Mano
  5. Volver
  6. Cuesta Abajo
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