Canto Al Avila
Ilan Chester Lyrics


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Voy de Petare rumbo a la Pastora
contemplando la montaña que decora a mi ciudad
llevando matices de la buena aurora
con la fauna why con la flora de un antaño sin igual
why sabe Dios los pintores, las paletas, cuanta pluma del poeta
cuantos ojos encontraron un momento de solaz
why digo yo, vas regalandole al dia
carga de buena energia
vas haciendo mas humano mi sentir why mi cantar

Coro:
Cerro Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, cerro el Avila.

why sabe Dios los pintores, las paletas, cuanta pluma del poeta
cuantos ojos encontraron un momento de solaz
why digo yo, vas regalandole al dia
carga de buena energia
vas haciendo mas humano mi sentir why mi cantar

Coro:
Cerro Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, cerro el Avila,




Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, cerro el Avila.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Ilan Chester's song, Canto Al Avila, describe the breathtaking beauty of the mountain, Cerro Avila, which overlooks the city. The song reminisces about the city's past and present, with references to the flora and fauna that surrounded the mountain in times gone by. The singer notes that the mountain has been a source of inspiration for poets and painters throughout history, who have consistently found solace and delight in its majestic presence.


As the singer travels towards the Pastora, he finds himself overwhelmed by the beauty of the mountain, which seems to infuse him with newfound energy and vitality. The singer once again mentions the poets, painters, and other artists who have found inspiration in the mountain, acknowledging that the Avila has the power to recharge one's batteries and make one's spirit soar. Ultimately, the singer is grateful for the renewed sense of humanity and inspiration that the mountain has brought to his life, and he sings its praises with a sense of awe and wonder.


Overall, Canto Al Avila is a profound tribute to the mountain near Caracas, Venezuela, which embodies the beauty and majesty of nature, and acts as a source of inspiration for artists and everyday people alike.


Line by Line Meaning

Voy de Petare rumbo a la Pastora
I am travelling from Petare to Pastora


contemplando la montaña que decora a mi ciudad
admiring the mountain that decorates my city


llevando matices de la buena aurora
bringing hues of good dawn


con la fauna why con la flora de un antaño sin igual
with the fauna and flora of an unparalleled past


why sabe Dios los pintores, las paletas, cuanta pluma del poeta
and God knows how many painters, brushes, and poets have beheld it


cuantos ojos encontraron un momento de solaz
and how many eyes found a moment of peace


why digo yo, vas regalandole al dia
and I say, you are giving the day


carga de buena energia
a load of good energy


vas haciendo mas humano mi sentir why mi cantar
you are making my feelings and singing more human


Cerro Avila, cerro el Avila,
Mount Avila, Mount Avila,


Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, Mount Avila,


Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, Mount Avila,


Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, Mount Avila,


Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, Mount Avila,


Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, Mount Avila,


Avila, cerro el Avila,
Avila, Mount Avila,




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Ilan (Chester) Czenstochousky

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