Para Toda La Vida

Rocío Durcal's 'Para Toda La Vida' is a heartfelt ballad that delves into the profound and enduring nature of love. The lyrics express a deep emotional commitment, highlighting love as a unique and transformative experience. The song begins by emphasizing that the love the narrator feels is not casual or superficial; it is a significant and deliberate emotion that compels the narrator to seek out their beloved.

The song continues to explore the idea that life can be lived and even ended without ever truly experiencing this kind of deep love. The narrator is aware of the potential loss that could come from not being with their loved one and is determined to avoid such a fate. This sense of urgency underscores the importance of the relationship to the narrator and the fear of regret that comes with the possibility of losing such a love.

The chorus contrasts different types of love, some of which bring sleepless nights, steal life away, or cause deep sorrow. These loves are unforgettable due to the pain they inflict. However, the love offered by the narrator is described as boundless and pure, an emotion that emerged upon meeting their beloved and is intended to last 'Para Toda La Vida'—for a lifetime. The repetition of 'Hay amores' (There are loves) serves to emphasize the various forms love can take, culminating in the narrator's offer of a love that is eternal and unwavering.