Verano Del 95

“Verano Del 95” by Rulo y La Contrabanda is a heartfelt ode to nostalgia and the innocence of youth. The song transports listeners back to simpler times, evoking memories of childhood adventures and carefree days. The lyrics paint vivid pictures of playing in treehouses, swimming in rivers, and dancing on rooftops, all set against the backdrop of the summer of 1995. This period is portrayed as a golden era, a time when life was less complicated and filled with endless possibilities.

The song's chorus, with its repeated plea to be taken back to the treehouse and the river, underscores a longing for the past. The mention of the B-side of a vinyl record spinning endlessly serves as a metaphor for the desire to relive those cherished moments over and over again. The artist reflects on his current life, where he is constantly on the move, never staying in one place for more than seven nights. Despite his success, as evidenced by seeing his photo in magazines, there is a palpable sense of yearning for the simplicity and joy of his childhood in Reinosa.

The verses delve deeper into the passage of time and the changes it brings. The artist reminisces about school days, first guitars, and bicycles, and the unspoken lessons learned outside the classroom. The lyrics touch on the bittersweet nature of growing up, where the innocence of youth is replaced by the complexities of adulthood. The song captures the essence of nostalgia, blending it with a sense of melancholy as the artist reflects on how the years have treated him and his friends. Ultimately, “Verano Del 95” is a beautiful tribute to the past, a reminder of the importance of holding onto those precious memories that shape who we are.