Guajira Cosmica

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Cosmic Harmony and Human Responsibility in 'Guajira Cosmica'

Los Jaivas' song 'Guajira Cosmica' is a poetic exploration of the relationship between humanity and the cosmos. The lyrics begin with the sun addressing humanity, urging them to take care of its treasure. This treasure is not material wealth, but rather the purity and richness of nature and the elements. The sun's message is a reminder that true value lies not in gold or riches, but in the natural world and its inherent purity.

The song continues by referencing the elements and the four seasons, which the sun claims to have named for humanity. This can be interpreted as a call to recognize and respect the natural cycles and elements that sustain life on Earth. The mention of 'soles vagabundos' (wandering suns) and the shared skies suggests a sense of cosmic unity and interconnectedness. The idea that different worlds share the same love for a star emphasizes the universal nature of this connection.

In the final verses, the song encourages humanity to engage in a 'guajira,' a traditional Cuban dance, symbolizing a harmonious and joyful existence. The plea for humanity to avoid ending their lives with 'agrio sentimiento' (bitter feelings) underscores the importance of living in harmony with the world and each other. 'Guajira Cosmica' is a beautiful reminder of the delicate balance between human actions and the natural world, urging us to cherish and protect the cosmic treasure we have been entrusted with.

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