Hola como estas

Sergio Vega Sergio Vega

The Lingering Flame of a Past Love

The song "Hola como estas" by Sergio Vega is a poignant ballad that delves into the emotions of encountering a past love after a significant period of time. The lyrics express a mixture of joy and nostalgia upon seeing an old flame, acknowledging that life has moved on, with the other person having married and seemingly forgotten the past they shared. The protagonist, however, reveals that they have not moved on in the same way, as they are still clinging to the memories and the love that once was.

The recurring visits to the 'fuente de cristal,' a place where the two used to meet secretly, symbolize the protagonist's inability to let go of the past. This place serves as a physical reminder of the love they once shared, and the protagonist's dedication to these memories is evident in their daily ritual. The phrase 'nunca te voy a olvidar' (I will never forget you) that was once a promise between the lovers now echoes as a solitary vow that the protagonist still honors, despite the passage of time and the changes in their lives.

The song's essence captures the bittersweet reality of enduring love that remains unreciprocated. It speaks to the universal experience of remembering a past love and the pain of realizing that life has moved on without you. The protagonist's unwavering commitment to their past love and the hope that it will never die, despite the clear indication that the other person has moved on, is a testament to the complexity of human emotions and the difficulty of letting go.

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