Cuando Revivan Las Brujas

El Vislumbre del Esteko's song 'Cuando Revivan Las Brujas' is a poetic and mystical journey that intertwines folklore, nature, and the supernatural. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where memories, spirits, and nature converge, creating a rich tapestry of imagery and emotion. The song opens with the protagonist reflecting on ghostly figures that distract him from his memories, suggesting a struggle between the past and the present, and the haunting nature of forgotten experiences.

The song's chorus celebrates the 'chacarera,' a traditional Argentine folk dance, as the soul of the land. The chacarera is personified as a kiss from the earth, with a unique fragrance and the heartbeat of siestas, emphasizing its deep connection to the culture and the land. The reference to a 'duende' singing with fire in its throat and faces turned towards the sky evokes a sense of enchantment and otherworldliness, suggesting that the music and dance are not just cultural expressions but also spiritual experiences.

The imagery of birds turning red at dawn and the joy and poetry they bring highlights the beauty and magic of nature. The song also touches on themes of regret and longing, as seen in the verse about the repentant figure in the forest searching for the crespín, a bird associated with sorrow in Argentine folklore. The title and recurring line 'Cuando revivan las brujas' (When the witches revive) suggest a night of mystical revival, where the witches' skirts announce the chacarera, blending the supernatural with cultural celebration. This fusion of folklore, nature, and the supernatural creates a captivating and evocative narrative that celebrates the richness of Argentine culture and the mystical elements that inhabit it.