Todo Basta

In 'Todo Basta,' Kany García explores the profound impact of love on an individual's life. The song delves into the transformative power of a significant other who brings completeness and meaning to an otherwise imperfect world. García begins by expressing a desire to fill her imperfect world, and it is through the presence of her partner that she finds a way to make everything seem smaller and more manageable. The phrase 'Todo basta' (everything is enough) signifies that the presence of her partner is sufficient to make her feel whole and content.

The lyrics also touch on García's personal journey, highlighting her strength and ambition from a young age. She describes herself as having a force that was difficult to control, teetering on the edge of madness and sanity. It is in this moment of chaos that her partner enters her life, bringing balance and calm. The recurring line 'Y todo basta' emphasizes that her partner's presence is the key to her emotional stability and fulfillment.

García further explores themes of skepticism and vulnerability. She admits to not being a firm believer in eternal promises or seeing tenderness as a great virtue. However, her partner's arrival changes her perspective, making her realize the value of tenderness and the possibility of lasting love. The song's chorus reinforces the idea that everything else becomes insignificant when her partner is not around, underscoring the deep emotional connection and dependency she feels. 'Todo basta' becomes a mantra for the completeness and sufficiency that love brings into her life.