Existo (feat. Carin León)

Pedro Capó's song 'Existo' featuring Carin León is a powerful anthem about self-acceptance, resilience, and the pursuit of success despite societal pressures and personal doubts. The lyrics begin with a voice of criticism, likely representing societal expectations, telling the narrator to conform, find a regular job, and pay off debts, suggesting that dreaming is a waste of the short life we have. This sets the stage for a narrative of overcoming and defying the odds.

The chorus of the song is a bold declaration of self-worth and the determination to succeed. Capó asserts that his existence alone is a testament to potential success, embracing his imperfections and differences. The lyrics challenge the listener to dare to be different and to embrace their unique qualities. The song conveys a message that success is not about fitting a mold but about recognizing one's own value and potential. The repeated phrase 'Cómo no va a ser exitoso si existo' translates to 'How can it not be successful if I exist,' emphasizing the inherent value in simply being alive and being oneself.

The song also touches on themes of fear and insecurity, acknowledging that even the narrator has fears, like everyone else. However, he chooses to embrace his light amidst the darkness and face the crowd despite trembling knees. The verses about wanting a house for his mother and three Ferraris if allowed, juxtaposed with the claim of always being a wolf, never a sheep, illustrate the aspirations and individuality of the narrator. 'Existo' is a motivational message that encourages listeners to persevere and to be true to themselves, regardless of external pressures or internal fears.