Dragon occidental

Roger González's song 'Dragon occidental' paints a vivid picture of a mythical creature that embodies strength, speed, and valor. The dragon, described as 'like a sun' and 'very fast,' is a figure of legend, one that people will always talk about. This mythical beast, the 'Western Dragon,' is not just a creature of fantasy but a symbol of power and bravery. The repetition of 'dragon occidental' emphasizes its significance and the awe it inspires.

The lyrics delve into the dragon's combat prowess, highlighting its various weapons: teeth, tail, and fire. The fire it breathes 'burns what it reaches,' showcasing its destructive power. Yet, this destruction is not mindless; it is a testament to the dragon's courage and audacity. The dragon's bravery and boldness are celebrated, making it a heroic figure despite its fearsome nature. The use of 'valiente y audaz' (brave and bold) underscores the admiration and respect the dragon commands.

Interestingly, the dragon is also given a modern twist, with references to living in New York and the playful interjection of 'jake:otra vez!!!' This blend of ancient myth and contemporary setting adds a unique layer to the song, suggesting that the spirit of the dragon transcends time and place. The dragon's identity, spelled out from 'J to A to K to E,' further personalizes this mythical figure, making it relatable and grounded in the modern world. Roger González's 'Dragon occidental' thus becomes a celebration of timeless bravery and the enduring power of myth in our lives.