Chirimoya Triste
Silvestre Lyrics

The lyrics to Silvestre's song Chirimoya Triste represent a deep sadness and heartbreak being experienced by the singer. He uses vivid and powerful metaphors to describe the intensity of his emotions. "Un hila un hilado me derrito" can be interpreted as the unraveling of his world, as if everything he knew and loved is falling apart. The line "Corazon chirimoya triste fuiste" implies that the heart of the singer was once as full and sweet as a chirimoya, but now it has turned sad and bitter.

The mention of the orange rolling on the floor alerts the singer to the fact that an angel has fallen from the sky. This could represent the loss of innocence and purity in the world or in the singer's life. The line "Se rompe la guitarra ahora no contesta Dios" speaks to the helplessness and despair the singer feels, as even the comforting sound of his guitar cannot provide solace. He recognizes the chaos and confusion around him, hoping to protect the innocence of children by covering their eyes. The repetition of "Chirimoya triste fuiste" at the end of the song emphasizes the depth of sadness and pain the singer is experiencing.