Canto a La Montaña

Nelson y Sus Estrellas' song "Canto a La Montaña" is a heartfelt serenade that intertwines the beauty of nature with the depth of romantic love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a lover's devotion, using the imagery of mountains, flowers, and birds to express his feelings. The song begins with the protagonist offering roses to his beloved, symbolizing his pure and sincere love. He places himself at her feet, indicating his admiration and reverence for her.

The chorus reveals a deeper connection to nature, as the protagonist mentions a turpial (a type of bird) that gave him a song to dry his tears. This metaphor suggests that nature provides solace and inspiration, helping him find happiness and dreams. The repetition of this chorus emphasizes the healing power of nature and its role in his emotional journey.

In the subsequent verses, the protagonist's devotion is further illustrated through grand gestures. He promises to bring down stars and the moon from the sky and to gather the most beautiful pearls from the sea to create a necklace worthy of his beloved's beauty. These hyperbolic expressions highlight the extent of his love and his desire to see her smile like a princess. The song's romantic and poetic language, combined with its cultural references to nature, creates a timeless ode to love and the natural world.