Vereda Tropical

The song 'Vereda Tropical' by Javier Solís is a poignant ballad that evokes a deep sense of nostalgia and longing for a lost love. The lyrics describe a journey along a tropical path, where the tranquility of the night and the humidity's fragrance set a romantic and somewhat melancholic scene. The gentle breeze from the sea carries the sound of a song, which is described as a song of love and mercy. This song is deeply tied to the narrator's memories of love by the sea.

The narrator reminisces about the nights spent with his beloved by the sea, where promises of love were made. The repetition of the sea and the fresh kisses serve as symbols of the purity and intensity of their past relationship. However, the tone shifts to one of sorrow as the narrator is now left with only memories, his eyes 'dying of crying' and his soul 'dying of waiting.' The use of the word 'dying' twice emphasizes the depth of his grief and the sense of loss he feels.

The question '¿Por qué se fue?' (Why did she leave?) suggests a departure that was either unexplained or unexpected. The narrator blames himself, indicated by the line 'Tú la dejaste ir' (You let her go), showing a sense of regret. The song concludes with a plea for the return of his love, to relive the cherished moments by the sea. The tropical path, 'Vereda Tropical,' becomes a metaphor for the journey of love, filled with beauty and pain, and a place he yearns to return to with his beloved.