Lo que debemos vivir

Servando y Florentino's song 'Lo que debemos vivir' delves into the complexities and uncertainties of love and relationships. The lyrics express the difficulty of confessing love when one has been unfaithful, highlighting the internal conflict and guilt that comes with such actions. The singer acknowledges the challenge of making promises of eternal love when fate and circumstances often interfere. This sentiment is encapsulated in the line, 'como decirte que te amare hasta la muerte si el amor se pelea con mi suerte,' which translates to 'how can I tell you I will love you until death if love fights with my luck.' The song suggests that while feelings may be genuine in the moment, the future remains uncertain.

The chorus, 'no te preocupes más por lo que va a pasar, deja que el tiempo va a decidir,' encourages a more relaxed approach to love, advising not to worry about what will happen and to let time decide. This reflects a philosophy of living in the present and cherishing the beginning stages of a relationship, rather than being consumed by fears of what the future might hold. The idea is to focus on the 'comienzo,' or beginning, which is what truly matters and should be lived fully.

The song also questions traditional notions of commitment, such as marriage. The lyrics 'para que quieres casarte si ahora yo puedo llevarte más allá del mismo cielo' suggest that a signed paper does not define the depth of a relationship. Instead, the singer believes in the power of the present connection and the experiences shared together. This perspective challenges conventional views on love and commitment, proposing that true connection transcends formalities and societal expectations.