Plaza de Europa

From Plaza de Europa, we want to dedicate this beautiful poem to our continent:

In the plaza full of life and charm, where voices resonate with vigor, a poem to Europe I raise in my song, honoring its history, its splendor.

Oh, Europe, land of a thousand cultures, where past and present intertwine, your ancient cities, so pure, witnesses of a legacy always alive.

From the fields of ancient Greece, where the cradle of reason was born, to the streets of Rome, so august, where art flourished with passion.

In Paris, the city of eternal love, where beauty dresses in light, its streets whisper tender verses, and dreams spread in the wind.

In Madrid, with its joy and charm, where passion beats in every corner, its plazas witness intense life, where art and festivity merge in a song.

London, with its history and elegance, where Big Ben marks the passage of time, its gardens and palaces, a delight of fragrance, and the Thames, a silent witness of its supreme splendor.

From the serene and tranquil canals of Amsterdam, to the majestic and deep fjords of Norway, Europe, your geography holds millenary secrets, and your nature whispers verses in the seconds.

In every plaza of Europe, the essence beats, of a continent united in its diversity, its people and languages, its rich heritage, united in a fraternal embrace.

Oh, Europe, you are the muse of this poem, a jewel on the map of humanity, in every plaza I pay you honors and emblem, and in my verses, your greatness is eternalized.