Es Normal Sentirse Asi

Miguel Morales Miguel Morales

A Father's Eternal Love and Grief

Miguel Morales' song "Es Normal Sentirse Asi" is a poignant tribute to his late son, Kaleth. The lyrics are a heartfelt expression of a father's enduring love and the deep pain of loss. Morales begins by acknowledging the sorrow he must live with, but also expresses gratitude to God for having had a good son. This duality of pain and gratitude sets the tone for the entire song, reflecting the complex emotions that come with losing a loved one.

The repeated mention of Kaleth's name throughout the song serves as a powerful reminder of his presence in Morales' life. The chorus, with its repeated "Ay, ay, ay, ay, Kaleth, te sigo queriendo," emphasizes the unending love Morales feels for his son. Despite the pain, there is a sense of contentment and peace, as Morales believes that they will be reunited one day and that Kaleth is in a better place.

The song also touches on the collective grief of Kaleth's family and the difficulty of moving on. Morales speaks of his wife's longing and his other children's desire to express their love. He acknowledges the impossibility of erasing Kaleth from their memories and the enduring impact he has had on their lives. The final verse shifts to a broader perspective, as Morales finds strength in his faith and takes solace in the idea that Kaleth's voice continues to resonate with those who heard him. The song concludes with a message of gratitude to Colombia and the world, leaving a lasting tribute to Kaleth's memory.

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