Viendo El Sol (feat. Jaze)

The song 'Viendo El Sol' by Después de La Fiesta, featuring Jaze, is a reflective and introspective piece that delves into the fleeting nature of moments and the importance of living in the present. The lyrics open with the imagery of watching the sun, a metaphor for experiencing a brief but impactful moment that quickly fades away. This sets the tone for the song's exploration of seizing the moment before it slips away, as the singer questions how much time is left for their heart and urges to leave before losing their sanity.

The song continues with a personal narrative, where the artist describes feeling lost after 3 AM, dealing with stress, and navigating life's challenges without giving up. The mention of musical notes 'do-re-mi' symbolizes the artist's connection to music as a guiding force, while the line 'dispuesto a morir' (ready to die) highlights a fearless approach to life. The artist finds solace in simple pleasures, like enjoying the sky and avoiding unnecessary problems, emphasizing a laid-back and appreciative attitude towards life.

Cultural references are woven throughout the song, such as learning more in the park than from teachers who lack passion for art, and carrying the 'blanca y roja' (white and red) flag to the United States, symbolizing pride in their heritage. The recurring chorus reinforces the theme of living in the moment, as the artist remains calm, watching the sun, and questioning the time left for their heart. The song concludes with a sense of urgency to act before the song ends, metaphorically representing the end of a significant phase or moment in life.