Soldadito de Hierro (feat. Dani Fernández)

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The Battle for Love in 'Soldadito de Hierro'

The song 'Soldadito de Hierro' by Nil Moliner, featuring Dani Fernández, is a poignant ballad that delves into the themes of love, fear, and the passage of time. The lyrics express a deep fear of losing cherished moments and the determination to cling to love against all odds. The metaphor of a 'soldadito de hierro,' or little iron soldier, stands as a symbol of resilience and vulnerability, enduring the battles of life while facing fears and uncertainties.

The song's chorus, 'Voy a robarle todo el tiempo que pueda al amor,' which translates to 'I'm going to steal all the time I can from love,' reflects a desire to seize every moment with a loved one, to make the most of the time they have together. This sentiment is underscored by the fear of one day not being able to share fears or missing the other person. The imagery of the sun painting their room suggests a wish for warmth and intimacy, a safe haven where love can flourish.

In the bridge, the lyrics speak to the inevitability of getting hurt in the 'battle' of life and love, acknowledging that fear is a common experience. However, the song ultimately offers a message of hope and resilience, suggesting that love itself is a powerful weapon against the hardships of time. The repeated resolve to 'steal time from love' is a poetic way of saying that the artist intends to cherish and maximize every moment with their loved one, making the song a heartfelt ode to enduring love and companionship.

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  1. Good Day
  2. Libertad
  3. SÚBEME EL VOLUMEN
  4. Mi Bandera
  5. Soldadito de Hierro (feat. Dani Fernández)
  6. LUCES DE CIUDAD (part. Álvaro De Luna y Dani Fernández)
  7. Bailando
  8. Esperando
  9. Enséñame
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