Que El Mundo Ruede

Banda El Recodo De Cruz Lizárraga's song 'Que El Mundo Ruede' is a passionate anthem that challenges societal norms and celebrates the freedom of love. The lyrics convey a sense of rebellion against traditional expectations, urging the lovers to embrace their feelings without fear of judgment. The phrase 'Qué tiene si lo nuestro no es bien visto' (What does it matter if our relationship is not well seen) sets the tone for the song, highlighting the couple's determination to prioritize their love over societal approval.

The song's chorus, 'Hagámoslo una vez más, que el mundo ruede, así como nosotros' (Let's do it once more, let the world roll, just like us), emphasizes the idea of living in the moment and letting the world continue on its course while they focus on their love. This carefree attitude is further reinforced by the line 'Mejor pedir perdón que pedir permiso' (It's better to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission), suggesting that they would rather face the consequences of their actions than conform to restrictive norms.

The intimate and sensual imagery in the lyrics, such as 'Quítame la camisa y te quito el vestido' (Take off my shirt and I'll take off your dress), adds a layer of raw emotion and physical connection to the song. This vivid depiction of their closeness underscores the depth of their bond and their willingness to defy external pressures. The song ultimately serves as a powerful reminder that love should be free from constraints and that true happiness comes from following one's heart, regardless of societal expectations.