Estrellas

Guasones' song 'Estrellas' is a vibrant exploration of wanderlust and the grounding power of love. The lyrics paint a picture of a life filled with travel and adventure, mentioning various exotic locations such as California, Colombia, Italy, and Copacabana. These places symbolize the allure of new experiences and the excitement of the unknown. The singer's desire to visit these places reflects a universal human longing for exploration and the thrill of discovering new cultures and landscapes.

However, amidst this yearning for adventure, the song also emphasizes the importance of truth and love. The recurring line 'Y en el Cielo las estrellas, Y en la tierra la verdad' (And in the sky the stars, And on the earth the truth) suggests a contrast between the dreamy, almost fantastical nature of travel and the grounding reality of life. The stars in the sky represent dreams and aspirations, while the truth on earth signifies the real, tangible aspects of life that keep us grounded. This duality is further highlighted by the singer's decision to stay with 'ella' (her), who symbolizes stability and love, despite the allure of distant lands.

The song's chorus, 'Me voy a quedar con ella, Porque amo su galopar' (I will stay with her, Because I love her gallop), reinforces this theme. The word 'galopar' (gallop) evokes a sense of movement and freedom, yet it is tied to the singer's love for 'ella'. This suggests that true freedom and fulfillment come not just from physical travel, but from emotional and relational connections. Guasones, known for their rock and roll style infused with poetic lyrics, use 'Estrellas' to explore the balance between the excitement of new experiences and the comfort of familiar love, creating a rich tapestry of emotions and reflections on life.