El Pan De Cada Día

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The Daily Bread: A Yearning for Simplicity and Connection

La Portuaria's song "El Pan De Cada Día" delves into the human desire for simplicity and genuine connection amidst the complexities of modern life. The lyrics open with a plea for time and softness, suggesting a need to escape the harsh realities and constant demands of daily existence. The mention of the silence of a loved one's mouth not being real hints at a deeper longing for authentic communication and emotional intimacy, rather than superficial interactions.

The chorus, with its repetition of "día a día pan" (day by day bread), symbolizes the monotonous routine and the relentless pursuit of material needs. The protagonist expresses fatigue from always having to be intelligent, astute, and brave, indicating a weariness from societal expectations and the pressure to constantly perform. This daily grind is contrasted with a desire for rest, dreams, and a return to a more innocent, childlike state of being.

The song further explores this theme by asking for time to dream and fly hand in hand with a loved one, free from words, doubts, and signs. This imagery evokes a sense of liberation and a deep emotional bond that transcends the mundane. The final lines, which speak of embracing like children and forgetting their names for centuries, underscore a yearning for timeless, unconditional love and a break from the identities and roles imposed by society. Through its poetic lyrics, "El Pan De Cada Día" captures the universal human quest for simplicity, rest, and meaningful connections in a world that often feels overwhelming and impersonal.

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  1. Selva
  2. Ruta
  3. 10 Mil Km
  4. Besos Y Rezos
  5. Devorador De Corazones
  6. Edificios
  7. El Pan De Cada Día
  8. Ella
  9. Escenas De La Vida Amorosa
  10. Hombres Trabajando
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