Cacharpaya Del Indio

Savia Andina's 'Cacharpaya Del Indio' is a poignant exploration of unrequited love and the deep sorrow that accompanies it. The song's lyrics are steeped in melancholy, as the narrator questions the injustice of their suffering. The repeated questioning of '¿que mal han hecho mis ojos?' (What wrong have my eyes done?) underscores a sense of bewilderment and helplessness, as the narrator grapples with the pain of unfulfilled love.

The song delves into the emotional turmoil of having love to give but being denied the chance to share it. The line 'Si he guardado en el corazón sentimientos para dar amor' (If I have kept feelings in my heart to give love) highlights the narrator's readiness to love, only to be met with rejection. This unreciprocated affection leads to a profound sense of loss and despair, as the narrator laments their fate and the cruel twist of destiny that has left them heartbroken.

The fear of enduring loneliness in the future is palpable in the lyrics 'Tengo miedo no soportar en el mañana la soledad' (I am afraid I won't bear the loneliness tomorrow). This fear is so overwhelming that the narrator contemplates death as a release from their suffering, as expressed in the closing lines 'Mejor será que llegue la muerte y acabe con este llanto' (It would be better if death came and ended this crying). The song captures the raw, unfiltered emotions of someone grappling with the aftermath of a deep emotional wound, making it a powerful testament to the human experience of love and loss.