Una Rosa Blanca

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A White Rose: A Tale of Love, Regret, and Redemption

“Una Rosa Blanca” by Los Primos Del Este is a poignant ballad that delves into themes of love, regret, and the quest for redemption. The song narrates the story of a man reflecting on a past relationship that was torn apart by distance and his own pride. Despite the separation, he continues to yearn for the embrace and affection of his lost love, symbolized by the white rose, which represents purity and beauty in the garden of love.

The lyrics reveal the protagonist's deep remorse for his past mistakes and the pride that once clouded his judgment. He acknowledges his faults and the pain he caused, admitting that he was ultimately the one begging for forgiveness. This act of humility is depicted vividly as he describes himself kneeling and humiliated, seeking pardon for his foolishness. The white rose, a recurring metaphor, underscores the purity and value he sees in his beloved, contrasting with his own flawed nature.

As the song progresses, there is a shift in tone from regret to a hopeful plea for reconciliation. The protagonist expresses a desire to make amends and convey his true feelings, showing growth and a willingness to change. The repetition of the white rose metaphor reinforces his admiration and the unique place his beloved holds in his heart. By the end of the song, he pledges his lifelong commitment, emphasizing his readiness to be there for her unconditionally, having learned from his past errors.

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  1. Poema
  2. Una Rosa Blanca
  3. Quiero Ser (Version Norteña)
  4. No Es Mentira
  5. 3 AM (feat. Xavi)
  6. Con Una Mirada
  7. Te Acordarás de Mí (feat. Conjunto Rienda Real)
  8. Conexión (feat. Los Gemelos de Sinaloa)
  9. No Hay Solución
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