Jardin del olvido

Estopa Estopa

Escaping Reality in Estopa's 'Jardin del olvido'

Estopa's song 'Jardin del olvido' is a vivid and imaginative exploration of escapism and longing. The lyrics paint a picture of a fantastical garden filled with marijuana, symbolizing a place of peace and forgetfulness. The repeated mention of 'marihuana, de la buena' suggests a desire to escape the harsh realities of life and find solace in a dreamlike state. This garden becomes a metaphor for a utopian world where worries and troubles are left behind, and only tranquility remains.

The song also delves into themes of love and companionship. The narrator expresses a deep yearning for a loved one, wishing they would stay and share in this idyllic escape. The imagery of building a boat and simulating a shipwreck together signifies a shared adventure, a journey away from the mundane and into a realm of freedom and unity. The act of 'patalearemos juntos todos los charcos' (splashing through puddles together) further emphasizes the joy and simplicity of being together, away from the complexities of the world.

Underlying these themes is a sense of loss and disillusionment. The narrator mentions feeling like Superman but having their dreams stolen, indicating a past filled with hope and ambition that has since been shattered. The 'cancion del olvido' (song of forgetfulness) becomes a way to cope with this loss, to find comfort in forgetting and moving on. The song's blend of whimsical imagery and poignant emotion creates a powerful narrative about the human desire to escape, to love, and to heal from past wounds.

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  1. Te Vi Te Vi
  2. La Primavera
  3. Tu Calorro
  4. Jardin del olvido
  5. Cuando Tú Te Vas
  6. Me Quedaré
  7. Malabares
  8. Como Camarón
  9. Cuando Cae La Luna
  10. No Quiero Verla Mas
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