como los desconsolados
Eduardo Darnauchans Lyrics

The lyrics to Eduardo Darnauchans's song "Como los desconsolados" paint a picture of a group of people who are lost and waiting for something that may never come. They stop in plazas and seem to be waiting for the night to fall, like they have nowhere else to be. Their eyes are fleeting and their minds are in disarray. A wind of doubt disrupts the singer's thoughts as he observes these people who seem to blend in with the surroundings - the daylight fades and it's as if they've run out of sky.

The chorus then identifies these people as "the inconsolable, the derailed, the unloved ones of love." They are citizens of oblivion, passengers of nothingness, inhabitants of silence, and residents of melancholic homes. They are the disregarded, the uninterested, the ones fated for pain. The last two lines of the song paint a picture of the city, the bright news report, and the endless stream of cars, as if to contrast the emptiness of those who are lost with the constant noise and excitement of a bustling city full of people going about their lives.

Darnauchans's use of vivid imagery and powerful metaphors creates a stark contrast between the bustling life of a city and the emptiness that some people feel. The song captures a feeling of loneliness and melancholy that is often felt in modern society. The lyrics show that even in a city full of people, it is possible to feel lost and forgotten. It is a poignant reminder that we should always look out for those who may be struggling silently, and that everyone deserves love and compassion.