Believe me, i am right about this song.
to begin, i believe guadalupe/his lover is the lord Jesus Christ. This is quite obvious because it's a christmas single, named Happy Birthday Guadalupe, and christmas is Jesus' birthday, hence Guadalupe is a symbol for Jesus.
Reason two: "She gave me coffee and tortillas to console my head." The coffee represents the blood of christ while the tortillas represent the body of Christ. Christ gave his body and blood to his disciples to "console" their heads on the news of his imminent death.
The recurring chorus further proves my thesis, they are saying to, even though the times are tough, much like the events that led to Jesus' crucifixion, but to have faith regardless.
I can see how you might interpret it this way, and in fact I could make even a stronger argument that would compliment your thesis, but the only glaring problem I see is that Virgin de la Guadalupe is a representation of the Virgin Mary in Mexico and is very highly regarded there. Happy Birthday, Guadalupe just doesnt seem appropriate to say Happy Birthday to Christ.
I can see how you might interpret it this way, and in fact I could make even a stronger argument that would compliment your thesis, but the only glaring problem I see is that Virgin de la Guadalupe is a representation of the Virgin Mary in Mexico and is very highly regarded there. Happy Birthday, Guadalupe just doesnt seem appropriate to say Happy Birthday to Christ.
Believe me, i am right about this song. to begin, i believe guadalupe/his lover is the lord Jesus Christ. This is quite obvious because it's a christmas single, named Happy Birthday Guadalupe, and christmas is Jesus' birthday, hence Guadalupe is a symbol for Jesus.
Reason two: "She gave me coffee and tortillas to console my head." The coffee represents the blood of christ while the tortillas represent the body of Christ. Christ gave his body and blood to his disciples to "console" their heads on the news of his imminent death.
The recurring chorus further proves my thesis, they are saying to, even though the times are tough, much like the events that led to Jesus' crucifixion, but to have faith regardless.
Thank you for your time, believeme
I can see how you might interpret it this way, and in fact I could make even a stronger argument that would compliment your thesis, but the only glaring problem I see is that Virgin de la Guadalupe is a representation of the Virgin Mary in Mexico and is very highly regarded there. Happy Birthday, Guadalupe just doesnt seem appropriate to say Happy Birthday to Christ.
I can see how you might interpret it this way, and in fact I could make even a stronger argument that would compliment your thesis, but the only glaring problem I see is that Virgin de la Guadalupe is a representation of the Virgin Mary in Mexico and is very highly regarded there. Happy Birthday, Guadalupe just doesnt seem appropriate to say Happy Birthday to Christ.