A l'estació

Lluís Llach Lluís Llach

The Eternal Wait at the Station: A Journey Through Time and Hope

Lluís Llach's song "A l'estació" is a poetic exploration of waiting, hope, and the passage of time. The station serves as a metaphorical space where people gather, each with their own stories and expectations. The recurring image of a mysterious train that comes from afar, possibly going nowhere, symbolizes the uncertain future and the dreams that people hold onto. The protagonist observes someone at the station, whose clean smile and patient demeanor reflect a deep-seated hope for change or a new beginning.

The lyrics delve into the emotional landscape of the station, where farewells and reunions play out like shadows and games. The station becomes a microcosm of life, filled with the bittersweet moments of parting and the joyous moments of reunion. The mention of wounded loves nesting in the most beautiful trees adds a layer of melancholy, suggesting that even in the most hopeful places, there are remnants of past sorrows. The anticipation of the train's arrival, bringing with it new air, gestures, and steps, encapsulates the human desire for renewal and transformation.

As the song progresses, the protagonist sees themselves in the person they observe, both waiting for the same mysterious train. This shared experience of waiting and hoping creates a sense of unity and collective longing. The arrival of autumn, painting a new sky at the station, signifies the passage of time and the cyclical nature of life. The train, whether it brings someone to us or takes someone away, becomes a symbol of life's constant movement and the ever-present hope for something new. Llach's evocative lyrics and the station's imagery invite listeners to reflect on their own journeys, the people they wait for, and the dreams they chase.

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  1. Maremar
  2. L'estaca
  3. Aprendre
  4. Damunt d'una terra
  5. La casa que vull
  6. Per un tros del teu cos
  7. Aquell vaixell
  8. Dóna'm la mà
  9. La gallineta
  10. Que feliç era mare
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