Harken en Espanol?
I'd like to express the sense of harken in the following context:
...this bold color which is found nowhere else in the mural "harkens" back to the pain and cost of a revolution that promised a better future.
3 Answers
How about "... evoca el dolor y ..."
"...'harkens' back to the pain and cost of a revolution that promised a better future..."
"...recuerda el dolor y precio de una revolución que prometía un futuro mejor..."
Esentially, what you are trying to transmit is the sense of "harkens back to" and not just "harken".
Hope that helps ![]()
I suppose you could use "volver" or "recordar"