Pa' Repartir Lo Vivido

Duo Coplanacu's 'Pa' Repartir Lo Vivido' is a poetic exploration of memory, identity, and the power of music. The song begins with the narrator reflecting on a familiar path, only to have their destiny obscured by a sudden storm. This metaphorical storm represents life's unpredictable challenges that can disrupt our sense of direction. However, the narrator finds solace and inspiration in the memories that resurface, likened to enchanting spirits that sing beautifully through the guitar.

As the song progresses, the imagery of illumination and recognition becomes prominent. The landscape and the narrator's heart light up, symbolizing a profound connection to their roots and heritage. The act of walking barefoot on familiar ground signifies a deep, almost spiritual, reconnection with one's origins. This connection is further emphasized by the discovery of a new way to 'fly'—through the expression of inner songs and sharing them with the world. This act of singing from the heart is portrayed as a form of liberation and self-discovery.

The chorus encapsulates the essence of the song: the narrator sees themselves as a vessel of memories, collecting and sharing experiences through song, much like a farmer sowing seeds while singing. The lyrics also touch on the duality of love and pain, suggesting that both are integral to the human experience, much like stones in a river that contribute to its song. The journey continues with the narrator traveling with the wind, singing to forgetfulness, and leaving behind the 'bird of oblivion,' symbolizing the triumph of memory and song over the erasure of the past.