Dejaré La Ciudad

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A Heartfelt Farewell: The Emotional Journey in 'Dejaré La Ciudad'

In 'Dejaré La Ciudad,' No Te Va Gustar delves into the poignant emotions of departure and longing. The song's protagonist walks through the night, seeking solitude and peace, away from the prying eyes of the world. This journey is not just physical but deeply emotional, as he gathers his memories and prepares to leave the city. The lyrics convey a sense of urgency and inevitability, as he asks for one last kiss before he goes, highlighting the bittersweet nature of his departure.

The chorus, 'Dejaré la ciudad para no volver a verte más,' underscores the finality of his decision. Despite the pain of leaving and the anticipation of missing his loved one, he finds solace in the thought that her gaze will remain etched in his soul. This line encapsulates the essence of the song: the struggle between the need to move on and the lingering attachment to what is being left behind. The repetition of this sentiment reinforces the emotional weight of his choice.

The song also touches on themes of responsibility and the pull of home. The protagonist acknowledges that it is not his loved one's fault that he must leave; rather, it is a necessity for him to return to his roots. The impending night symbolizes the closing of a chapter, and his departure is portrayed as a necessary step for personal growth and fulfillment. 'Dejaré La Ciudad' is a heartfelt exploration of the complexities of love, loss, and the journey towards self-discovery, wrapped in the band's signature blend of rock and Latin influences.

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  2. No Te Imaginás
  3. No Necesito Nada
  4. Al Vacío
  5. Los Villanos
  6. A Las Nueve
  7. No Era Cierto
  8. Ángel Con Campera
  9. No Hay Dolor
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