Vida

Siddhartha's song 'Vida' is a poetic exploration of life's beauty and the inevitable journey each person undertakes. The lyrics open with the imagery of the sun setting and the night unfolding, symbolizing the transition from one phase of life to another. This transition is described as 'la vida, la hermosa vida' (life, the beautiful life), emphasizing the inherent beauty and value in every moment, even as it changes and evolves.

The song delves into the concept of destiny and the paths we take. The lines 'Que al pasarte deja ser / Y mientras resolver / El destino que te toca' suggest that as we move through life, we are constantly shaping and resolving our destinies. This reflects a sense of acceptance and understanding that life is a series of moments and decisions that collectively define our journey. The imagery of the sea appearing in the windows ('Se asomo en las ventanas el mar') evokes a sense of wonder and realization that, in the end, everything we need is already within us ('todo te sobra').

Siddhartha's lyrical style is rich with metaphors and vivid imagery, painting a picture of life as a continuous flow of experiences and reflections. The union of two moments ('Al unirse dos / Nuevos momentos') and the sky being drawn with each reflection ('Dibujo el cielo / Cada reflejo') further illustrate the interconnectedness of our experiences and the beauty found in their simplicity. The repetition of 'te sobra' (you have more than enough) serves as a reminder to appreciate the abundance in our lives and to find contentment in the present.