Tirando Piedras Al Rio

Miguel Abuelo's song 'Tirando Piedras Al Rio' is a poetic exploration of the fleeting yet profound moments that define human existence. The lyrics open with a reflection on the transient nature of life, emphasizing that we are mere 'instantes en el mundo' (moments in the world). This notion is juxtaposed with the eternal feeling of love, suggesting that while life is temporary, love can feel timeless and infinite. The line 'Porque amarte, amarte, es eternidad' (Because loving you, loving you, is eternity) encapsulates this sentiment beautifully.

The song also delves into the idea of finding sacredness in everyday actions and moments. The repeated use of the word 'sagrado' (sacred) underscores the importance of recognizing the divine in the mundane. Whether it's 'tirando piedras al río' (throwing stones into the river) or 'con una flor en la boca' (with a flower in the mouth), these simple acts are elevated to a spiritual level. This perspective aligns with the Age of Aquarius, a time often associated with enlightenment and a deeper connection to the universe.

Furthermore, the lyrics touch on the theme of self-awareness and personal growth. The acknowledgment of one's weaknesses ('soy consciente de mi debilidad') is portrayed as a sacred realization, a step towards self-improvement and enlightenment. The song also hints at the complexities of life and power dynamics with lines like 'No todas son rosas en el campo del rey' (Not all are roses in the king's field), suggesting that not everything is as it seems, and even those in power may lack true understanding. Through its rich metaphors and reflective tone, 'Tirando Piedras Al Rio' invites listeners to find beauty and sacredness in the fleeting moments of life.