No Hay Otra Forma de Ser Feliz

Daniel Sartori's song 'No Hay Otra Forma de Ser Feliz' delves into the complexities of love and the pursuit of happiness. The lyrics paint a picture of an idealized, almost unattainable love that is both beautiful and fleeting. The opening lines describe this love as 'demasiado ideal' (too ideal), 'tan distante' (so distant), and 'tan fugaz' (so fleeting), setting the stage for a narrative that explores the emotional highs and lows of such a relationship. The heart, as Sartori describes, is left feeling the 'huellas de un amor' (traces of a love), indicating a lingering impact that is both necessary and cruel.

The chorus introduces a sense of urgency and hope, with lines like 'Que algo suceda' (Let something happen) and 'Prendamos velas' (Let's light candles), suggesting a desire for divine intervention or a miraculous event to bring happiness. The repetition of 'No hay otra forma de ser feliz' (There is no other way to be happy) underscores the idea that true happiness is inextricably linked to this elusive love. The mention of distance bringing them closer adds a layer of irony, highlighting the paradoxical nature of their relationship.

As the song progresses, Sartori reflects on the small, unnamed details that make the relationship special. The line 'En vos pude encontrar detalles que no tienen nombre' (In you, I found details that have no name) suggests a deep, almost ineffable connection. This search for more, as he gets to know his partner better, indicates a continuous quest for fulfillment and understanding. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of the central theme: 'No hay otra forma de ser feliz,' emphasizing that despite the challenges and complexities, this love is the only path to true happiness for the narrator.