cuartito azul
Osvaldo Fresedo Lyrics


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Cuartito azul
De mi primera pasión
Vos guardarás
Todo mi corazón
Si alguna vez
Volviera la que amé
Vos le dirás
Que nunca la olvidé
Cuartito azul
Hoy te canto mi adiós




Ya no abriré
Tu puerta y tu balcón

Overall Meaning

The song "Cuartito Azul" is a nostalgic ballad about a past love that has come to an end. The title "Cuartito Azul" translates to "Blue Room" in English, which is a reference to the room where the singer and his first love would meet. The blue room serves as a symbol of their love and memories of the past. The lyrics express the singer's sentiment of leaving his first love behind but leaving his heart with the blue room, as a way to pay homage to the love that was once shared within the four walls of that room.


The first two lines of the song establish the blue room as an important symbol of the singer's past. He sings that the blue room holds "all of his heart" from his "first passion," setting up the emotional significance of the room for the rest of the lyrics. The singer then speaks to the blue room, telling it that if his former love ever returns, it should let her know that he never forgot about her. The singer ends by saying goodbye to the blue room, admitting that he will not be coming back and that its door and balcony will remain closed.


In essence, "Cuartito Azul" is a song that captures the feeling of a first love that remains in one's heart even after it has ended. It is a poignant and melancholic ode to a place where love was once alive, but gone now.


Line by Line Meaning

Cuartito azul
Oh, blue room


De mi primera pasión
Where my first passion took place


Vos guardarás
You will keep


Todo mi corazón
All of my heart


Si alguna vez
If ever


Volviera la que amé
The one I loved returned


Vos le dirás
You will tell her


Que nunca la olvidé
That I never forgot her


Cuartito azul
Oh, blue room


Hoy te canto mi adiós
Today I say goodbye to you


Ya no abriré
I will no longer open


Tu puerta y tu balcón
Your door and your balcony




Writer(s): M. Mores, M. Battistella

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