Trigo

In 'Trigo' by Octubre Doce, the lyrics delve into the profound themes of love, loss, and the hope of reunion. The song opens with the poignant line, 'Con tu recuerdo viviré,' which translates to 'With your memory, I will live.' This sets the tone for a narrative centered around cherishing the memory of a loved one who has passed away. The singer expresses a deep faith that they will be reunited in the afterlife, as indicated by the lines 'Primero Dios y gracias a mi fe, nos volveremos a reunir' ('First God and thanks to my faith, we will meet again'). This faith provides a sense of solace and hope amidst the pain of separation.

The metaphor of the sun in 'Recuerdo el Sol de tu mirar' ('I remember the Sun of your gaze') symbolizes the warmth and light that the loved one brought into the singer's life. The imagery of 'Mis sacrificios supiste pagar, solo con verte sonreír' ('You knew how to repay my sacrifices, just by seeing you smile') highlights the deep emotional connection and the joy that the loved one brought, making the sacrifices worthwhile. The recurring theme of eternal love is emphasized with the lines 'Siempre serás, amor eterno, si eterno amor' ('You will always be, eternal love, yes eternal love'), underscoring the undying nature of the singer's affection.

The metaphor of 'Eras el trigo de mi pan' ('You were the wheat of my bread') is particularly striking, as it conveys the essential role the loved one played in the singer's life. The imagery of 'Blancas palomas al cielo se van, un día con ellas llegaré' ('White doves go to the sky, one day I will arrive with them') evokes a sense of peace and the hope of a heavenly reunion. The song beautifully balances the pain of loss with the comfort of cherished memories and the hope of eternal togetherness, making it a touching tribute to enduring love.