Existo (feat. Pedro Capó)

The song 'Existo (feat. Pedro Capó)' by Carin Leon, featuring Pedro Capó, is a powerful anthem about self-acceptance, resilience, and the pursuit of success despite societal pressures and personal doubts. The lyrics convey a conversation or internal monologue where the protagonist is advised to conform, to find a job, pay debts, and not to dream too big, as life is too short for such aspirations. This advice reflects a common societal narrative that encourages people to play it safe and follow the crowd.

However, the song's chorus defies this narrative, with the protagonist asserting their existence as a reason for potential success. The lyrics 'Cómo no va a ser exitoso si existo' translate to 'How can it not be successful if I exist,' suggesting that the mere act of existing, with all its imperfections and differences, is a foundation for success. The song encourages taking risks and embracing one's unique qualities, rather than succumbing to fear or insecurity. The mention of 'un loco como tú' (a crazy person like you) implies solidarity with the listener, acknowledging that everyone has their own fears and insecurities but can still choose to embrace their light amid darkness.

The latter part of the song shifts to a more aspirational tone, with dreams of providing for one's family and achieving material success, symbolized by 'Tres Ferraris.' This shift underscores the message that one should not be limited by others' fears and that striving for personal goals is valid and achievable. The repeated line 'Siempre lobo, nunca oveja' (Always a wolf, never a sheep) reinforces the theme of individuality and leadership, as opposed to blindly following the herd. 'Existo' is a motivational call to action, urging listeners to acknowledge their worth and potential, and to pursue their dreams with determination.