Viviré Lo Mio

Joan Sebastian's song 'Viviré Lo Mio' is a heartfelt anthem that celebrates the individuality of life's journey. The lyrics emphasize that everyone has their own story and role to play, and it is crucial to remain true to oneself. This message is encapsulated in the lines 'Cada quien su historia, su papel' and 'Cada quien su protagonico, a ese si hay que serle fiel,' which translate to 'Everyone has their story, their role' and 'Everyone has their leading role, to which one must be faithful.' The song encourages listeners to embrace their unique paths, acknowledging both the joys and sorrows that come with it.

The recurring theme of celebrating life, despite its inevitable hardships, is a central motif in the song. Joan Sebastian sings, 'Yo viviré lo mío, lloraré lo que haya que llorar, si sufriré lo mío, pero ahora hay que celebrar,' meaning 'I will live my own, cry what needs to be cried, if I suffer my own, but now we must celebrate.' This reflects a resilient and optimistic outlook, urging people to find reasons to celebrate life even in the face of adversity. The repetition of 'vida, vida hay que celebrar, la vida' reinforces the importance of cherishing life itself.

Additionally, the song touches on themes of judgment and societal expectations. The line 'Quien me va a juzgar que tire la primera piedra' ('Who will judge me, let them cast the first stone') challenges the notion of moral superiority and highlights the futility of judgment. Joan Sebastian acknowledges his own flaws and mistakes but chooses to focus on living authentically and finding happiness. This perspective is particularly poignant in a world where people often face criticism and pressure to conform. 'Viviré Lo Mio' serves as a reminder to live one's truth and celebrate the journey, regardless of external opinions.