Una Vida Buena

Kany García's song 'Una Vida Buena' is a vibrant anthem of self-liberation and the pursuit of happiness on one's own terms. The lyrics begin with the protagonist feeling exhausted from living a life that offers nothing fulfilling. This sense of dissatisfaction is a catalyst for a dramatic transformation, where the protagonist decides to abandon their mundane existence and embrace a life filled with joy and independence.

The chorus of the song, 'Yo quiero vivir una vida buena,' which translates to 'I want to live a good life,' encapsulates the essence of the song. García sings about living freely, with references to enjoying simple pleasures like a 'traguito 'e ron' (a little drink of rum) for lunch and dinner. The mention of the devil taking her only if it's worth it adds a playful yet defiant tone, suggesting that living fully is worth any potential consequences. This attitude reflects a bold declaration of self-empowerment and an unapologetic embrace of one's desires.

The song also touches on themes of romantic independence and financial autonomy. The protagonist mentions not having a husband anymore, indicating a break from traditional roles and expectations. Instead, she enjoys the company of multiple partners and prioritizes her own happiness and desires over societal norms. This shift towards self-love and autonomy is further highlighted by her willingness to live a fulfilling life, even if it means being financially poorer, as long as she remains 'buena'—good or true to herself.