Vivir

In 'Vivir,' Robi Draco Rosa delves into the essence of living authentically, free from societal expectations and superficial pursuits. The song opens with a declaration of living ('Vivir') not to leave a legacy or to be remembered, but to exist genuinely. The artist rejects the notion of wasting time on endeavors that serve only to immortalize one's name, emphasizing that he will not do so for anyone, including himself. This sets the tone for a song that values personal integrity over external validation.

The theme of love ('Amar') is explored next, where Draco Rosa critiques the idea of loving to feel superior or god-like. He dismisses the notion of being a deity who can only give love, acknowledging his own limitations and refusing to engage in such pretentious behavior. This reinforces the song's message of humility and self-awareness, as the artist refuses to elevate himself above others or to love for the sake of ego.

The chorus, 'Deja que bailen los dioses' ('Let the gods dance'), serves as a metaphor for allowing those who seek grandeur and heroism to pursue their paths. In contrast, Draco Rosa identifies himself as a mere human who dances alone, not for anyone else. This imagery of dancing alone symbolizes his commitment to living and loving authentically, without performing for an audience or seeking approval. The song concludes with a firm stance against exhibiting his soul or auctioning his love, reinforcing the artist's dedication to personal integrity and genuine existence.