Bailale Y Zapateale (Chacarera Trunca)

El Vislumbre del Esteko's song 'Bailale Y Zapateale (Chacarera Trunca)' is a vibrant homage to the cultural and natural beauty of Santiago del Estero, a province in Argentina. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the region, describing it as a 'danza del fuego' (dance of fire) that bursts into colors through the traditional 'canto salamanquero' (Salamanca song). This imagery sets the stage for a celebration of local traditions and the deep connection between the people and their land.

The song delves into the cyclical nature of life in Santiago del Estero, where the maturation of the algarroba tree symbolizes the passage of time and the blossoming of love and dreams. The 'coyuyos' (cicadas) awaken, casting a spell over the times, and the afternoon becomes a moment of irresistible secrets. The chorus, 'Bailale y zapatéale,' encourages listeners to dance and stomp their feet, embracing the mystery and filling their souls with pure love through the encounter.

The lyrics also touch on the historical and emotional scars of the region, where the sun scorches the wetlands and painful silences have censored dreams with blood during violent times. Despite this, the song urges not to fear and to look sincerely into the eyes, allowing for the liberation of deep desires. The passion and sacrifice of the bohemian, ownerless souls who sing of a new world are celebrated, emphasizing the enduring spirit of the people. The song concludes with a call to continue dancing and stomping, as long as the mystery endures, filling the soul with love through the encounter.