Tenés Que Saltar

No Te Va Gustar's song 'Tenés Que Saltar' delves into the theme of taking risks and embracing uncertainty. The lyrics, though simple, carry a profound message about the necessity of making decisions and moving forward, even when the path is unclear. The repetition of the phrase 'tenés que saltar' (you have to jump) emphasizes the urgency and inevitability of taking action, regardless of the potential outcomes.

The song opens with the lines 'Puedo ser yo, puede ser otro' (It could be me, it could be someone else), suggesting that the experience of facing uncertainty is universal. This is followed by 'una vez más, sólo una vez más' (one more time, just one more time), which could imply a recurring challenge or the need to muster courage repeatedly. The choice of words highlights the internal struggle and the push to overcome hesitation.

The lyrics also touch on the idea of choice and the lack of clear answers. 'Vos elegís, una, dos, tres salidas' (You choose, one, two, three exits) points to the multiple options one might have, yet the singer admits, 'yo no se cual, sólo que no se cual' (I don't know which one, just that I don't know which one). This acknowledgment of uncertainty is a powerful reminder that sometimes, there are no perfect solutions, and the only way forward is to take a leap of faith. The line 'una canción que te saque de la duda, no la hay' (a song that takes away your doubt, there isn't one) reinforces the idea that no external source can provide the answers we seek; the decision to act must come from within.

'Tenés Que Saltar' is a compelling anthem for anyone grappling with indecision and fear of the unknown. It encourages listeners to embrace the uncertainty and take bold steps, trusting that the act of jumping will lead to growth and new opportunities.