El Mundo

José José's song 'El Mundo' delves into the profound feelings of existential reflection and the transient nature of human experiences. The lyrics open with the singer declaring his detachment from personal love and instead, he shifts his focus to the broader world around him. This transition from personal sorrow to a wider perspective is a powerful statement on the insignificance of individual troubles in the grand scheme of the universe.

The chorus of 'El Mundo' emphasizes the continuous motion of the world, which spins 'in its infinite space' with beginnings and endings of love, alongside the joys and sorrows of others. This portrayal suggests a shared human condition, where personal experiences, whether joyful or painful, are universal. José José uses the world's relentless rotation as a metaphor for life's constant changes and inevitable progressions, highlighting the smallness of individual existence compared to the vastness of the world.

In the latter part of the song, the artist reflects on the world's silence and his own insignificance when confronted with the vast universe. This introspection leads to a realization of humility and a deeper connection with the collective human experience. The cyclical nature of day and night mentioned in the lyrics symbolizes hope and renewal, suggesting that despite the ongoing challenges, there is always a new day on the horizon, offering new possibilities and perspectives.