Lenador

Frank Quintero's song 'Leñador' is a heartfelt tribute to a deeply supportive and loving relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who admires and cherishes his partner, acknowledging her strength and the significant role she plays in his life. The opening lines, 'Tengo en casa una mujer de buenas intenciones / No me avergüenza decir si ella lleva los pantalones,' reveal a man who is not ashamed to admit that his partner often takes the lead, symbolizing a modern and egalitarian relationship. This dynamic is further emphasized by the metaphor of the woman being a guitar that 'llora y canta,' suggesting that she brings both joy and sorrow, yet always speaks from the heart.

The recurring metaphor of 'oro con fuego' (gold with fire) and 'Ella es mi hoguera y yo su Leñador' (She is my bonfire and I am her woodcutter) beautifully encapsulates the essence of their relationship. The woman is depicted as a source of warmth and light, while the man sees himself as someone who fuels and supports her. This imagery suggests a symbiotic relationship where both partners contribute to each other's well-being and happiness. The man's admiration is palpable as he describes her as 'mi reina bella' (my beautiful queen), highlighting the respect and reverence he holds for her.

Quintero's lyrics also delve into the qualities that make his partner special. Descriptions like 'de temple de acero y cadena / De inocencia de niño y corazón de pan de avena' (with a temper of steel and chain / with the innocence of a child and a heart of oatmeal bread) illustrate a woman who is both strong and gentle, resilient yet nurturing. This duality makes her an anchor in his life, someone who grounds him and brings peace during turbulent times. The song is a celebration of love, respect, and mutual support, portraying a relationship where both partners find strength and solace in each other.