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La Nieve de los Años
Trio Vegabajeño Lyrics
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la nieve de los años me esta cayendo ya
se arrugara mi frente de tantas primaveras
quiero vivir tranquilo y descansar en paz.
Le pedí a Jesucristo que un ida me permitiera
regresar a mi patria y su tierra besar
para que cuando muera que entierren mi cadáver
Mi guitarra que siempre fue mi fiel compañera
que siempre en mis tristezas, sus cuerdas me inspiró
y ahora que con los años quiero estar junto a ella
esperando que muera para morirme yo.
Mi guitarra que siempre fue mi fiel compañera
que siempre en mis tristezas, sus cuerdas me inspiró
y ahora que con los años quiero estar junto a ella
esperando que muera para morirme yo.
The song "La nieve de los años" by Trio Vegabajeño is a poignant reflection on the inevitability of aging and death. The lyrics describe the singer's realization that their hair is turning white with age and that they are nearing the end of their life. The repeated refrain of "quiero vivir tranquilo y descansar en paz" (I want to live peacefully and rest in peace) emphasizes the singer's desire for a calm and peaceful end to their life.
In the second stanza, the singer expresses a longing to return to their homeland and be buried next to their mother. This reflects a deep sense of attachment to their roots and a desire to be close to their loved ones in death. The mention of Jesus Christ hints at the singer's faith and belief in an afterlife. The use of repetition in this stanza, with the phrase "y descansar en paz" repeated twice, emphasizes the singer's desire for a peaceful rest.
The final stanza is a reflection on the singer's relationship with their guitar, which has been a constant companion throughout their life. The guitar has served as a source of inspiration and comfort during difficult times. The singer expresses a desire to be reunited with their guitar in death, emphasizing the importance of music in their life. The final line, "esperando que muera para morirme yo" (waiting to die so I can die), is a striking reflection on the singer's acceptance of death and their readiness to pass on.
Overall, "La nieve de los años" is a poignant and reflective song that speaks to the inevitability of aging and death, and the importance of finding peace and comfort in the face of these realities.
Line by Line Meaning
Se esta poniendo blanca toda mi cabellera
My hair is turning white, a sign of aging and the passing of time.
la nieve de los años me esta cayendo ya
The 'snow' of the years, or the effects of aging, are beginning to take their toll on me.
se arrugara mi frente de tantas primaveras
My forehead will wrinkle from the many springs, or seasons, that have passed in my life.
quiero vivir tranquilo y descansar en paz.
I want to live peacefully and rest in peace.
Le pedí a Jesucristo que un ida me permitiera
I prayed to Jesus Christ for one day to be allowed to return to my homeland and kiss its soil.
regresar a mi patria y su tierra besar
To go back to my country and kiss the land.
para que cuando muera que entierren mi cadáver
So that when I die, they will bury my body there.
junto a mi madrecita y descansar en paz.
Next to my dear mother and rest in peace.
Mi guitarra que siempre fue mi fiel compañera
My guitar, which has always been my loyal companion.
que siempre en mis tristezas, sus cuerdas me inspiró
It has always inspired me during my sad moments.
y ahora que con los años quiero estar junto a ella
And now, with the passing of time, I want to be near it.
esperando que muera para morirme yo.
Waiting for the guitar to die so that I can also pass away.
Mi guitarra que siempre fue mi fiel compañera
My guitar, which has always been my loyal companion.
que siempre en mis tristezas, sus cuerdas me inspiró
It has always inspired me during my sad moments.
y ahora que con los años quiero estar junto a ella
And now, with the passing of time, I want to be near it.
esperando que muera para morirme yo.
Waiting for the guitar to die so that I can also pass away.
Contributed by Riley K. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Luis Rafael Almonte
Canciones de hoy, mañana y siempre... Bellísimas siempre...
juan Cruz
Esta cancion la escucho muy seguido recordando a mi unico que e conciderado como amigo de Morovis Puerto Rico Edwin Diaz descanse en paz saludos a todos los boricuas de parte de un Mexirrican
Albert
No hay cómo la versión de Ramirez y Arias
Judith Ortiz
La letra me gusta pero me estruja el corazón.
Ruben Arzola
Esto es musica lo d m es leña
Yannys Pupo
Bella