Vivir (feat. DJ Nelson)
Jay Wheeler
Embracing the Present: Jay Wheeler's Anthem of Liberation
Jay Wheeler's song "Vivir (feat. DJ Nelson)" is a vibrant celebration of living in the moment and breaking free from past burdens. The lyrics convey a sense of liberation and a desire to embrace life fully, without being held back by previous experiences or emotional pain. The opening lines, "Hoy me levanté con gana' de salir / La calle me llama y me voy a vestir," set the tone for a day dedicated to freedom and enjoyment. Wheeler emphasizes the importance of living life to the fullest, as he sings, "La vida es solo una y me toca vivir," reminding listeners that life is short and should be cherished.
The song also touches on themes of escapism and self-indulgence. Wheeler mentions activities like smoking and drinking, which he uses as tools to forget his past and immerse himself in the present. Lines like "Hoy voy a fumar / Aunque sé que no soy así" and "Quiero beber y salir con mis amistade'" highlight his intention to break away from his usual self and indulge in the pleasures of life. This hedonistic approach is further emphasized by his desire to avoid complications and responsibilities, as he sings, "No quiero enredo' ni saber lo celulare'."
Another significant aspect of the song is Wheeler's rejection of love and emotional attachments. He explicitly states, "Al amor le cerré la puerta / 'Toy puesto pa' hacer maldade'," indicating that he has closed the door on love and is now focused on enjoying life without emotional entanglements. This sentiment is reinforced by his declaration that those who have hurt him are dead to him, allowing him to move forward without being weighed down by past relationships. The repetitive chorus, "Hoy me toca vivir," serves as a mantra for Wheeler's newfound freedom and determination to live life on his own terms.