Doblé En Una Esquina

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A Nostalgic Encounter: The Sweetness of Unexpected Moments

The song 'Doblé En Una Esquina' by Manal captures a moment of serendipity and nostalgia, wrapped in the simplicity of a childhood memory. The lyrics describe a chance encounter that feels almost magical, as the narrator turns a corner and is met with a person offering a sweet treat. This gesture, accompanied by a smile, evokes a sense of warmth and genuine connection. The repetition of 'y era verdad' (and it was true) emphasizes the authenticity and impact of this fleeting moment.

The imagery of 'miles de caramelos' (thousands of candies) and the bright, sun-like smile of the person encountered suggests a sense of abundance and joy. The narrator's reflection on this moment, and their inexplicable affection for the person, highlights the innocence and purity of childhood emotions. The song taps into the universal experience of unexpected kindness and the lasting impression it can leave.

Manal, a pioneering band in the Argentine rock scene, often infused their music with elements of blues and rock, creating a sound that was both raw and emotive. 'Doblé En Una Esquina' is no exception, as it blends simple yet evocative lyrics with a melody that underscores the nostalgic and heartfelt nature of the story. The song invites listeners to reflect on their own moments of unexpected joy and the simple pleasures that can brighten our lives.

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