Narrator's Emotions and Desires

The transcript is a poetic expression of longing and unrequited love, centered around the figure of Rosalía. The speaker describes their solitude and connection with nature, using vivid imagery of flowers and landscapes. Throughout the text, there is a recurring plea for Rosalía's love and acknowledgment, reflecting hope and desire for a deeper connection. The repetition of phrases emphasizes the speaker's emotional state and longing for reciprocation.

What does the narrator do repeatedly at the beginning of the song?

• Calls on the phone

• Writes a letter

• Knocks on the door

• Sings a song

What does the narrator say about Rosalía's love?

• It is always constant

• It drives him crazy and sometimes makes her deaf

• It is very predictable

• It is always silent

Where does the narrator end up due to his loneliness?

• In a mountain

• In a city

• In a desert

• In a forest

What does the narrator use to describe his loneliness?

• A dark room

• A silent night

• A mountain and orange tree

• A lonely road

What does the narrator plan to plant in his rainbow field?

• Caresses, wheat, and vegetables

• Carrots and flowers

• Carrots and potatoes

• Flowers and trees

What does the narrator hope to wake up in?

• A cloud of yeast

• A mountain top

• A bed of roses

• A field of flowers

What does the narrator say he becomes without Rosalía?

• A silent observer

• A soul in pain

• A happy soul

• A lost traveler

What does the narrator wish to be for Rosalía?

• A star in the sky

• A blanket to light up her bed

• A flower in her garden

• A song in her heart

What does the narrator repeat about his feelings for Rosalía?

• He is in love

• He is angry

• He is happy

• He is indifferent

What does the narrator emphasize about Rosalía's feelings for him?

• She is indifferent

• She is angry

• She is sad without him

• She is happy