El Pasadiscos

K-Paz De La Sierra K-Paz De La Sierra

The Melancholy of Love: A Tale of Music and Heartache

K-Paz De La Sierra's song "El Pasadiscos" tells a poignant story of love, loss, and the power of music to evoke deep emotions. The narrative unfolds in a café where the protagonist observes a woman selecting songs from a jukebox. Her trembling hand and the tears she sheds while listening to a particular song suggest a recent heartbreak. The protagonist, who is also the singer of the song playing, feels a connection to her sorrow and attempts to comfort her.

The lyrics delve into the transient nature of love, encapsulated in the chorus: "Porque llorar el amor es asi, como biene se marcha" ("Why cry, love is like that, it comes and goes"). This line reflects the inevitability of love's departure, leaving behind only memories and the lingering impact of certain songs. The protagonist's empathy is evident as he approaches the woman, recognizing her loneliness and trying to explain that the song was not meant to cause her pain.

K-Paz De La Sierra, known for their romantic ballads and heartfelt lyrics, often explore themes of love and heartache. In "El Pasadiscos," the band captures the bittersweet reality of love's impermanence and the solace that music can provide. The song serves as a reminder that while love may fade, the emotions it stirs remain, often encapsulated in the melodies and lyrics of a cherished song.

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  1. Mi Credo
  2. Y Aqui Estoy
  3. JAMBALAYA
  4. Que Milagro Chaparrita
  5. Jambalaya Con Kinto Sol
  6. Mi última parranda
  7. Pero Te Vas A Arrepentir
  8. Silueta de cristal
  9. Adios a Mi Amante
  10. Y Si Volviera a Nacer
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