Coctel De Olvido

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Drowning Sorrows in a 'Coctel De Olvido'

Leandro Ríos' song 'Coctel De Olvido' delves into the heartache of lost love and the attempt to numb the pain through alcohol. The lyrics poetically ask how many drinks it takes to stop the heart from hurting, and what kind of alcohol can heal the wounds left by a loved one. The song's protagonist seeks advice from a bartender, a confidant to many who have loved and lost, inquiring about the amount of alcohol required to expedite the process of forgetting.

The drinks mentioned in the song, such as 'Paloma,' 'tequila blanco,' 'medias de seda,' and 'vino tinto,' are more than just beverages; they symbolize the memories and emotions tied to the protagonist's past relationship. Each drink represents a different aspect of the love that was lost, from the transparency and purity of 'tequila blanco' to the sensual remembrance of 'medias de seda' and the passionate 'vino tinto.' The 'coctel de olvido,' or cocktail of forgetfulness, becomes a metaphor for the mixture of emotions and the desperate attempt to erase the pain through drinking.

Leandro Ríos, known for his regional Mexican music, often incorporates traditional elements and themes of love, heartbreak, and everyday life into his songs. 'Coctel De Olvido' is a poignant reflection on the struggle to move on from a significant emotional attachment, and the futile hope that alcohol can provide a temporary escape from the lingering feelings of love and rejection.

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  2. Debajo Del Sombrero
  3. Me Voy A Aguantar
  4. Prohibido El Paso
  5. El Maestro
  6. No Compro Amores
  7. Ando Que Me Lleva
  8. Un Ranchero En La Ciudad
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