The story behind
Regresa, according to DoReSol
There are songs that, when played, invite you on a journey through memory. Regresa, by Ismael Serrano, is one of those. With barely two minutes and ten seconds of duration, this track delves into the idea that, at times, the capacity to remember is as fleeting as that of a fish, which only retains the immediate. It is a piece that, within the context of the album La memoria de los peces, becomes a vehicle for reflecting on political and social commitment. The lyrics of this work, in general, point to historical memory, to those who suffered the consequences of dictatorships in places like Spain, Argentina, and Chile.
This track is part of La memoria de los peces, Ismael Serrano's second studio album. The album, which reached platinum status in Spain, takes its name from a curious analogy: the limited memory capacity of fish. Through the compositions, a theme centered on the vindication of political and social stances unfolds, echoing the experiences of those who lived under repressive regimes in various nations.
From album
La memoria de los peces
Ismael Serrano · 1998 · Track 5
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Lyrics Ismael Serrano
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