La mi mozuca

Melendi's song "La mi mozuca" is a deeply emotional tribute to his homeland, Asturias, a region in northern Spain. The lyrics are imbued with a sense of nostalgia and longing, as the artist expresses his desire to return to his roots. The opening lines, "Quiero volver pa respirar / Y pa decite que estás siempre xunto a mi," reveal a yearning to reconnect with his homeland, suggesting that his journey is incomplete without this return. The imagery of the stars falling on the rooftops and the sound of bagpipes evoke a vivid picture of the region's cultural richness and natural beauty.

The song also highlights the emotional bond Melendi shares with Asturias. He speaks of missing the region so much that he could cry, indicating a profound sense of belonging and love for his homeland. The mention of dancing a traditional "xiringuelu" under the moon and raising the flag in the Negrón tunnel are symbolic acts that celebrate the region's traditions and communal spirit. The reference to the angels drinking cider and toasting to the region further emphasizes the cultural significance and the deep-rooted traditions of Asturias.

In the final verses, Melendi reflects on the passage of time and the enduring connection he has with his homeland. Despite the challenges and changes that time may bring, he acknowledges that Asturias has been a constant presence in his life since birth. The repetition of the lines "Puede que el tiempo embarre tus caminos / Puede que el sol nunca se deje ver" underscores the idea that, regardless of the difficulties, his love for Asturias remains unwavering. This song is not just a personal reflection but also a celebration of the region's enduring spirit and cultural heritage.