AMOR RURAL

Frenos de Aire's song 'AMOR RURAL' is a heartfelt ode to a past love set against the backdrop of rural life in Paine, a small town in Chile. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a romantic encounter that took place in 2010, where the protagonist met their love interest selling watermelons by the train tracks. This simple, yet profound moment is captured in the line, 'Dame 2, te pago 3,' highlighting the innocence and charm of their initial interaction. The absence of modern distractions like the Internet further emphasizes the purity and simplicity of their connection.

The recurring phrase 'Oh amor rural' and the mention of 'besos en Paine' being 'algo especial' underscore the unique and irreplaceable nature of their rural romance. The song's chorus, with its references to 'pepas de amor' (seeds of love) in the protagonist's room, symbolizes the growth and nurturing of their relationship. The imagery of seeds also suggests that their love, though rooted in a specific time and place, has left a lasting impact on the protagonist's heart.

As the song progresses, it takes a melancholic turn with the protagonist waking up to find their lover gone. The poignant cry of their lover's name at Laguna Aculeo signifies the depth of their longing and the pain of separation. The memory of the two watermelons serves as a tangible reminder of their lost love, encapsulating the bittersweet nature of their rural romance. 'AMOR RURAL' is a beautiful exploration of love, loss, and the enduring memories that shape our lives, all set against the serene and nostalgic landscape of the Chilean countryside.