Historias

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Forbidden Love: A Modern Tale of Romance

The song 'Historias' by Grupo Cali delves into the timeless theme of forbidden love, drawing inspiration from the classic tale of Romeo and Juliet. The lyrics speak to the clandestine nature of the relationship, highlighting the societal pressures and judgments that come with it. The lovers are aware that their relationship might seem 'loco' or crazy to others, but they find solace in their shared story, a narrative that transcends time and resonates with the universal experience of love against the odds.

The song emphasizes that love knows no boundaries—neither age, time, nor societal prejudices can dictate the feelings between two people. This is poignantly captured in the lines, 'En el amor no hay tiempo, no hay edad no hay prejuicios, solo cuentan dos seres y solo vale amarce.' The lovers are portrayed as defying societal norms and expectations, choosing to focus solely on their love for each other. This defiance is both a source of astonishment and envy for those around them, as indicated by the 'comadres' who gossip about their relationship.

'Historias' is not just a song about love; it's a celebration of the courage it takes to love freely and passionately, despite external judgments. The repeated mention of 'historias de amantes' underscores the idea that their love story is one of many, a new chapter in the age-old saga of lovers who dare to defy conventions. The song concludes with a heartfelt gratitude to the beloved, acknowledging her as the muse and inspiration behind this beautiful, albeit forbidden, love story.

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