Por La Raja de Tu Falda

Estopa Estopa

A Summer Obsession: The Tale of 'Por La Raja de Tu Falda'

Estopa's song 'Por La Raja de Tu Falda' is a vivid narrative that captures the essence of youthful infatuation and the chaos it can bring. The song is set in the summer of 1997, a time when the protagonist is deeply enamored with a girl. The lyrics paint a picture of a hot, lazy afternoon, where the protagonist's sole focus is to win over the girl he desires. This obsession leads him to dress up and head out, hoping to impress her at a local bar where he is performing.

The song takes a humorous turn when the protagonist, distracted by the sight of the girl's skirt, ends up in a car accident. This incident, involving a Seat Panda and his Ford Escort, serves as a metaphor for how his infatuation disrupts his life. The lyrics are filled with playful imagery and colloquial language, making the story relatable and entertaining. The chorus, which repeatedly mentions the 'raja de tu falda' (the slit of your skirt), emphasizes how this small detail has a significant impact on the protagonist's actions and thoughts.

As the song progresses, it becomes clear that the protagonist's obsession with the girl is fleeting. Despite the chaos and the memorable incidents, he eventually loses sight of her, remembering only the slit of her skirt. This reflects a common theme in youthful romances, where intense feelings often fade, leaving behind only fragmented memories. Estopa's musical style, characterized by a blend of rock, rumba, and flamenco, adds a lively and rhythmic backdrop to this tale of summer love and its ensuing madness.

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  2. Tanta Tinta Tonta
  3. Vino Tinto
  4. Por La Raja de Tu Falda
  5. Camiseta de Rokanrol (part. Fito y Fitipaldis)
  6. Estatua de Sal
  7. Exiliado En El Lavabo
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  9. Cacho A Cacho
  10. Qué Suerte La Mia
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