Del Tiempo de Mi Niñes

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Nostalgia and Innocence: A Journey Back to Childhood

In 'Del Tiempo de Mi Niñes,' SOLEDAD takes us on a heartfelt journey back to the simplicity and innocence of childhood. The song is a nostalgic reflection on the artist's early years, filled with vivid memories of family, play, and the carefree days of youth. The lyrics paint a picture of a time when life was uncomplicated, and the biggest concerns were obeying a mother's instructions and finding time to play with friends.

The song opens with a recollection of the artist's mother instructing them to take a nap during the siesta, a common practice in many Latin American cultures. This simple command is laden with affection and care, symbolizing the protective and nurturing environment of childhood. The artist reminisces about sneaking away to play with friends, highlighting the universal desire for adventure and freedom that defines youth. The imagery of playing with a slingshot and winning marbles evokes a sense of joy and camaraderie, underscoring the importance of these small, yet significant, moments.

As the song progresses, the artist expresses a longing to return to those days, wishing their mother could once again send them off to nap on a little mat. This longing is a poignant reminder of how time changes our lives and distances us from the simplicity of our early years. The repeated refrain, 'Que lejos que queda ahora esa niñez añorada,' emphasizes the emotional distance from that cherished time, making the listener reflect on their own childhood memories. SOLEDAD's evocative storytelling and melodic delivery create a powerful connection, making 'Del Tiempo de Mi Niñes' a touching tribute to the innocence and joy of youth.

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