1) The one from Ap… Read Full Bio ↴There are two artists under the name Emilio José:
1) The one from Apeiron who made his debut solo with a double CD called “Chorando Apréndese" in 2009 and it was edited by the spanish label Foehn Records.
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2) Emilio José, spanish singer born in Fernán Núñez (Córdoba). IN the 1973 he wins the Benidorm Festival with the song "Soledad".
Discography:
«Campo herido» (1972)
«Soledad» (1973)
«Por un adiós» (1974)
«Para ti, que has volado tan alto» (1975)
«Marinero Cantor» (1976)
«Alma de Romero» (1978)
«Porque poeta yo soy» (1979)
«Amigos» (1980)
«Un paso adelante» (1983)
«Y mientras tanto… amándote» (1984)
«Victoria» (1985)
«Meridiano» (1988)
«Poetas andaluces» (1991)
«20 años… y un bolero» (1994)
«Junto a ti» (1997)
«Mi querida América» (2000)
Horizonte Español
Emilio José Lyrics
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Tu serías de Podemos.
Cruzaríamos xuntiños os lindeis do parlamento
Discutindo muito serio os problemas máis modernos
Asediando a liberdade cada un como sabemos.
Se eu fose catalán tu serías madrileño
Odiaríamos aos vascos
Que en xeral tem máis diñeiros
Explorando os andaluzes
Fastidiando aos extremeños.
Aguenta madrileño na tua praça engalanada
Horizonte Español is a song by Emilio José that talks about the various divisions that exist in Spain based on political and cultural differences. The lyrics suggest that if the singer belonged to a certain political party or region, the listener would belong to the opposite. The song speaks to the fact that despite these differences, people still come together and work towards discussing modern problems and preserving their freedom.
In the first verse, the singer talks about how if he belonged to the PP (Partido Popular), the listener would belong to Podemos, two opposing political parties in Spain. Despite this, they would still come together, possibly in parliament, to discuss the most modern problems and fight for their freedom. In the second verse, the singer talks about cultural differences, saying that if he were Catalan, the listener would be Madrileño. They would hate the Basques, who are perceived to have more money and would exploit Andalusians while bothering the people of Extremadura.
The song highlights the political and cultural divisions present in Spain at the time of its release, and even today. Despite these differences, the song represents the idea that people can come together and work towards common goals.
Line by Line Meaning
Contributed by Jackson R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.