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Wim Hof performing 'Corazón Dañado' (Broken Heart)

19 Jun 2020 · 3 min

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Wim Hof performs a bilingual piece about a damaged heart, with speakers invoking the Sierra Nevada's peaks and asking "Do you remember how to play?" The performance weaves together heartbreak, childhood nostalgia, and a search for inner freedom through repeated refrains and nature imagery.

Chapters

Quisiera saber por qué tú me has dejado tanto tiempo, corazón dañado, por amor. Hey, do you remember? Do you remember how to play like a little child? Being wild and being okay, you're finding your way.
Hey. Sierra Nevada. In la sierra, la Sierra Nevada, con sus picos blancos, seres ilimitados. Ahora me voy, ahora me voy.
Do you remember? Do you remember how to play?
Meaningless and wild like a child, like a foot up in the sky. Doesn't know why, flying high, flying low. Really knows how to go. It is the Or am I boy? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
Do you remember?
Do you remember how to play getting along? Finding the words in your heart and finding your song. All alone, every day again. From the beginning to the word, the other end. Life is a journey, journey to be free inside out.
Do you remember?
Do you remember how to play getting along? How to find your way and do your And it is your heart all along, all along. I do remember, I do remember just being all right in the life, feeling here and now, okay. That is my way, and that is the soul, and that is all. I do remember, I do remember how to play.