Yo pagaría

Los Enanitos Verdes' song 'Yo pagaría' delves into the complexities of change, love, and altruism. The lyrics reflect on the difficulty of altering one's established ways and the resistance to change that many people experience. The line 'Como nos cuesta querer cambiar' (How hard it is for us to want to change) encapsulates this struggle, suggesting that even though change is challenging, it is necessary for growth and improvement.

The song also touches on the theme of regret and the passage of time. The desire to 'cruzar el tiempo' (cross time) and the acknowledgment that 'arrepentirnos no tiene gran sentido' (regret doesn't make much sense) highlight a yearning to make the most of the present moment. The repeated phrase 'Yo pagaría' (I would pay) signifies a willingness to do whatever it takes to be in two places at once and to love fully until the new day arrives. This sentiment underscores the value of time and the importance of cherishing relationships.

Additionally, 'Yo pagaría' addresses the social responsibility of helping others. The lyrics 'Como nos cuesta poder ayudar al que no tiene, al que se muere' (How hard it is for us to help those who have nothing, those who are dying) point to the challenges of extending a helping hand to those in need. Despite these difficulties, the song encourages listeners to start making changes that can bring life and hope to others. The message is clear: it's never too late to begin making a positive impact.