Carita de Alfajor

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Longing and Sweetness in Fidel Nadal's 'Carita de Alfajor'

Fidel Nadal's song 'Carita de Alfajor' is a heartfelt ode to longing and affection, wrapped in a playful and endearing metaphor. The title itself, which translates to 'Little Face of Alfajor,' uses the imagery of a beloved sweet treat to convey tenderness and admiration for the subject of the song. This metaphor is extended with 'Carita de galletita' or 'Little Face of Cookie,' further emphasizing the sweetness and charm of the person being sung about.

The lyrics describe a night filled with anticipation and yearning, as the singer waits for the company of the person they adore. The repetition of 'Toda la noche hasta que se haga de dia' ('All night until it becomes day') underscores the depth of this longing and the passage of time spent in hopeful expectation. The singer reflects on the time spent searching and waiting for this person, highlighting the emotional journey and the joy of finally encountering them.

In the second verse, the tone shifts slightly as the singer recalls a period of separation and the rumors that surrounded it. Despite the distance and the uncertainty, the singer remains confident in the enduring nature of their love, expressing a belief that the affection will last a lifetime. This blend of nostalgia, hope, and unwavering love creates a rich emotional tapestry that resonates with listeners, making 'Carita de Alfajor' a poignant and relatable song.

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  1. Emocionado
  2. Alto, Bajo Y Ancho
  3. Carita de Alfajor
  4. Acompañame
  5. Necesito Tu Amor
  6. Salio el sol ( Para mi para vos )
  7. International Love
  8. Luz Y Compania
  9. My Princess
  10. We are together
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