There are two artists by the name of Rosana.

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Rosana Arbelo was born in Lanzarote in the Spanish Canary Islands off the northwestern coast of Africa. At age 20, she moved to Madrid where she studied music and guitar.
In 1994, a song she composed won first prize at the Festival de Benidorm. From then on her compositions started to interest many other artists.
In 1996, Rosana decided to start singing her own songs and released her first album, Lunas Rotas. The disc reached unexpected popularity, and without trying she turned into an overnight phenomenon.
Her entry into the Spanish music market was one of the strongest for a new artist in the history of the country. She sold more than 1.6 million copies in Spain, and more than 900,000 in the rest of the world.
Her second album, Luna Nueva, was released in 1998 and had a more mature and deep sound, but maintained the natural and smooth sentiments that characterize the artist.
After three years of silence, during which she wrote songs for other artists, her third album, Rosana, was released in 2001. Its sounds explored the rythms from the her birthplace in the Canary Islands.
In December of 2003, Rosana released Marca Registrada, a double-disc album that contained 10 new songs, 12 greatest hits, and two videos.
Most recently, she has been on tour in both Spain and Latin America, promoting her 2005 album Magia.

Rosana Fiengo is a Brazilian singer who had massive success and a string of hits from the mid-80s to the mid-90s. Her biggest hit was O Amor E O Poder in 1987, and others followed shortly: Direto No Olhar, Onde O Amor Me Leva, Nem Um Toque, Vício Fatal. Her romantic and popular style didn't guarantee her rave reviews, but she did manage to win some awards and she was always featured in many TV shows.
After a while she gained cult status and is still working today, performing at 80s retro parties. Her latest album was released in 2003, and despite containing a remix of O Amor E O Poder, it didn't do well commercially. Her voice has a very wide range and can sometimes be compared to Tina Turner's.

For the 2009 release song "Loving You", she change her stage name to Rosanah Fiengo.

Al filo de la madrugada
Rosana Lyrics

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Al filo de la madrugada
Prendió la luz de la mañana
Y escribió en papel, una y otra vez
Me despido, me marcho pa' no volver
Salió a vivir con tantas ganas
Que echó a correr pidiendo nada
Y empezó a creer, que por una vez
El dolor que sentía le haría bien

Lo que duele no es irse, duele despedirse
Lo que duele no es el invierno gris
Lo que mata y remata es la cicatriz
Lo que hoy duele, mañana puede que sea nada
Porque un mundo despierta, cuando el otro se apaga

El corazón no se equivoca
Se guarda todo lo que toca
Late por amor, late por dolor
Se confunde, se entrega, se parte en dos
Sabe perdonar, pero no sabrá olvidarse
Porque el corazón solo sabe hacer las paces
Y empezó a creer que por una vez
El dolor que sentía se iría

Lo que duele no es irse, duele despedirse
Lo que duele no es el invierno gis

Overall Meaning

Al filo de la madrugada is a song by Rosana that speaks about the pain of saying goodbye or goodbye to a loved one. The song starts off by describing how, towards daybreak, the light of the morning comes and the writer (presumably a protagonist) begins to write on a paper. The singer writes, repeatedly, about leaving and saying goodbye to never come back. The singer talks about how the singer left with so much eagerness and began to believe that the pain they felt would eventually do them good.

The next part of the song talks about how it is not leaving that hurts, but the act of saying goodbye. The singer points out how the heart stores all of the emotions it touches, from love to pain, confusion, and heartbreak. The heart knows how to forgive but not how to forget. The singer, at first, thought that the pain they felt would go away, but they started to realize that it was the goodbye that hurt the most rather than leaving itself. The song ends with the singer expressing how, although it hurts now, the pain will eventually fade away and that a new world will awaken as the old one fades out.

Line by Line Meaning

Al filo de la madrugada
At the crack of dawn

Prendió la luz de la mañana
The light of morning turned on

Y escribió en papel, una y otra vez
And wrote on paper, again and again

Me despido, me marcho pa' no volver
I bid farewell, I'm leaving and never coming back

Salió a vivir con tantas ganas
Went out to live with so much desire

Que echó a correr pidiendo nada
That she ran without asking for anything

Y empezó a creer, que por una vez
And began to believe, that for once

El dolor que sentía le haría bien
The pain she felt would do her good

Lo que duele no es irse, duele despedirse
It's not the leaving that hurts, it's the goodbyes

Lo que duele no es el invierno gris
It's not the gray winter that hurts

Lo que mata y remata es la cicatriz
What kills and finishes us off is the scar