Agradecido

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Gratitude and Unrequited Attention: Dissecting Rosendo's 'Agradecido'

The song 'Agradecido' by Rosendo, a renowned Spanish rock singer and guitarist, is a heartfelt expression of gratitude and unrequited attention. The lyrics convey a deep sense of appreciation and a longing for recognition from someone who is deeply admired. The narrator of the song is willing to do anything for the attention of their beloved, promising to be grateful if given the chance to be noticed or to make them smile.

The repeated lines 'Prometo estarte agradecido' translate to 'I promise to be grateful to you,' which underscores the theme of gratitude that runs throughout the song. The narrator's desire to be seen and appreciated by their favorite artist, or perhaps a metaphorical figure representing a loved one, is palpable. The lyrics suggest a one-sided relationship where the narrator is fully invested, yet the object of their affection remains indifferent or unaware of their presence.

The chorus, 'No te lo pienses más / Baja la guardia y mira atrás / Nadie te va a alcanzar / No tienes rival,' which means 'Don't think about it anymore / Lower your guard and look back / No one is going to reach you / You have no rival,' speaks to the confidence and assurance the narrator wants to instill in their admired one. It's a call for the person to recognize that they are unparalleled and to take a moment to notice those who support and admire them. The song is a blend of admiration, hope, and the bittersweet realization that such feelings may not be reciprocated.

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  2. Jugar al gua
  3. Tus Ojos
  4. De Y Dale
  5. Como el pico de un colchón
  6. La fina
  7. ¡De Repente!
  8. Como Estatuas De Sal
  9. Corazón
  10. Loco Por Incordiar
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