Magic Man - Música
Magic Man by Heart
Heart
Biografía del artista Heart
Heart Es Una Banda De Rock Que Surgió Del Bellevue Un Suburbio De Seattle Washington Y Vancouver Columbia Británica. Pasando Por Varios Cambios De Alineación La Única Constante De Los Miembros Del Grupo Son Las Hermanas Ann Y Nancy Wilson. El Grupo Saltó A La Fama En La Década De 1970 Con Su Música Influenciada Por Elementos Como El Rock Duro De Led Zeppelin Así Como Por La Música Folk. Han Vendido Más De 30 Millones De Álbumes En Todo El Mundo. Tuvieron Muchos Éxitos En La Década De 1980 Sobre Todo Gracias A Sus Baladas Pero Quedaron Fuera De La Corriente Principal De Popularidad A Mediados De Los Años 1990. Heart Se Ubico En La Posicion #57 De Los Mejores Grupos De Hard Rock De VH1.
Frogtoon Música - Información de la canción: Magic Man
Heart - Dreamboat Annie
"Magic Man" Is A Song By The American Rock Band Heart Released In 1975 As A Single From Their Debut Album "Dreamboat Annie." Penned By Sisters Ann And Nancy Wilson The Song Stands As One Of Heart's Iconic Tracks Capturing Ann's Commanding Vocals And The Band's Rock Proficiency. Delving Into The Lyrics "Magic Man" Chronicles A Young Woman's Entanglement With An Older Enigmatic Figure Who Possesses A Compelling Aura Drawing Her Into His World. The Title "Magic Man" Suggests An Individual With The Power To Enchant Or Sway Others To His Whims. The Lines "Come On Home Girl He Said With A Smile / I Cast My Spell Of Love On You A Woman From A Child" Suggest A Transformation Potentially Hinting At An Unbalanced Power Dynamic. The Man's Influence Over The Young Woman Appears To Be Profound Possibly Even Controlling. The Chorus "Try To Understand / Try To Understand / Try Try Try To Understand / He's A Magic Man" Recurs Throughout Emphasizing The Woman's Internal Conflict And The Enigmatic Nature Of The "Magic Man." The Repetition Gives A Sense Of A Consuming Relentless Pull That The Woman Experiences Almost As If She's Ensnared In His Grasp. Contrasting This The Song's Bridge Introduces Another Voice Presumably The Woman's Mother Expressing Her Anxieties "Come On Home Girl Mama Cried On The Phone / Too Soon To Lose My Baby Yet My Girl Should Be At Home." This Serves As A Dire Warning Indicating That The Liaison With The "Magic Man" Might Not Be In The Woman's Best Interests. Yet By The Conclusion The Woman Seems To Be Deeply Entangled As Indicated By "Come On Home Girl He Said With A Smile / You Don't Have To Love Me Yet Let's Get High Awhile." This Could Allude To Escapism Perhaps Suggesting That The "Magic Man" Offers More Than Just Emotional Allure But Also Temptations That Might Lead The Woman Astray.
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Heart Es Una Banda De Rock Que Surgió Del Bellevue Un Suburbio De Seattle Washington Y Vancouver Columbia Británica. Pasando Por Varios Cambios De Alineación La Única Constante De Los Miembros Del Grupo Son Las Hermanas Ann Y Nancy Wilson. El Grupo Saltó A La Fama En La Década De 1970 Con Su Música Influenciada Por Elementos Como El Rock Duro De Led Zeppelin Así Como Por La Música Folk. Han Vendido Más De 30 Millones De Álbumes En Todo El Mundo. Tuvieron Muchos Éxitos En La Década De 1980 Sobre Todo Gracias A Sus Baladas Pero Quedaron Fuera De La Corriente Principal De Popularidad A Mediados De Los Años 1990. Heart Se Ubico En La Posicion #57 De Los Mejores Grupos De Hard Rock De VH1.
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"Magic Man" is a song by the American rock band Heart, released in 1975 as a single from their debut album, "Dreamboat Annie." Penned by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, the song stands as one of Heart's iconic tracks, capturing Ann's commanding vocals and the band's rock proficiency.
Delving into the lyrics, "Magic Man" chronicles a young woman's entanglement with an older, enigmatic figure who possesses a compelling aura, drawing her into his world. The title "Magic Man" suggests an individual with the power to enchant or sway others to his whims.
The lines "Come on home, girl, he said with a smile / I cast my spell of love on you, a woman from a child" suggest a transformation, potentially hinting at an unbalanced power dynamic. The man's influence over the young woman appears to be profound, possibly even controlling.
The chorus "Try to understand / Try to understand / Try, try, try to understand / He's a magic man" recurs throughout, emphasizing the woman's internal conflict and the enigmatic nature of the "Magic Man." The repetition gives a sense of a consuming, relentless pull that the woman experiences, almost as if she's ensnared in his grasp.
Contrasting this, the song's bridge introduces another voice, presumably the woman's mother, expressing her anxieties: "Come on home, girl, mama cried on the phone / Too soon to lose my baby yet, my girl should be at home." This serves as a dire warning, indicating that the liaison with the "Magic Man" might not be in the woman's best interests.
Yet, by the conclusion, the woman seems to be deeply entangled, as indicated by "Come on home, girl, he said with a smile / You don't have to love me yet, let's get high awhile." This could allude to escapism, perhaps suggesting that the "Magic Man" offers more than just emotional allure, but also temptations that might lead the woman astray. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.