El Tamborilero

Cecilia Echeñique Cecilia Echeñique

A Humble Gift of Love: The Heartfelt Story of 'El Tamborilero'

Cecilia Echeñique's rendition of 'El Tamborilero' is a touching and evocative Christmas song that tells the story of a young boy's journey to Bethlehem to see the newborn Jesus. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the path to Bethlehem, covered in snow, as shepherds bring humble gifts to honor their king. The repetitive 'ropopom pom' mimics the sound of a drum, adding a rhythmic and almost meditative quality to the song.

The central theme of the song revolves around the boy's desire to offer a gift to Jesus. Despite his poverty, he wishes to present something meaningful. The only possession he has is an old drum, and he decides to play it in honor of the newborn king. This act of playing the drum symbolizes the idea that the value of a gift lies not in its material worth but in the love and sincerity with which it is given. The boy's simple yet heartfelt offering is met with a smile from Jesus, signifying divine approval and the acceptance of his pure, unadorned gift.

Cecilia Echeñique's gentle and emotive voice adds depth to the narrative, emphasizing the themes of humility, love, and devotion. The song serves as a reminder that true generosity comes from the heart and that even the simplest acts of kindness can be profoundly meaningful. 'El Tamborilero' resonates with listeners by highlighting the importance of giving with love and the joy that comes from selfless acts, especially during the Christmas season.

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  1. La ronda de la estrella
  2. Por que te vas
  3. Porque siempre hay tiempo
  4. Siempre Hay Tiempo
  5. Secreta intimidad
  6. Alabina (de la noche a la mañana)
  7. Señora Doña María
  8. Arrimate mi amor
  9. Si no es contigo
  10. Blanca navidad
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