1, 2, 3 Sol

Standstill's song '1, 2, 3 Sol' is a vibrant and uplifting anthem that celebrates the simple joys of life and the promise of a new day. The lyrics paint a picture of a morning routine filled with gratitude and anticipation. The opening lines, 'Una cosa más vamos a cantar / una oración al desayunar,' suggest a ritualistic start to the day, where singing and prayer set a positive tone. This sense of gratitude is further emphasized with 'gracias por venir, gracias,' highlighting the importance of appreciating the present moment and the people around us.

The recurring imagery of the sun rising, 'ya sale el sol / por el balcón,' symbolizes new beginnings and the endless possibilities that each day holds. The mention of everyday objects like 'vasos, cucharas' (glasses, spoons) and the laughter that fills the room ('a través de tu risa la vida me pide perdón') adds a layer of warmth and familiarity, suggesting that happiness can be found in the mundane aspects of life. The phrase 'hoy puede ser un gran día' (today can be a great day) serves as a mantra, encouraging listeners to approach each day with optimism and an open heart.

The song also touches on the theme of change and curiosity. Lines like 'una cosa más vamos a cambiar / toda la ilusión por curiosidad' indicate a willingness to embrace change and view the world with a sense of wonder. The repetition of 'vasos, cucharas' and the call to 'sube a la mesa' (get on the table) evoke a sense of celebration and breaking free from routine. The phrase 'romper un silencio así ya tiene perdón' (breaking such a silence is already forgiven) suggests that it's okay to disrupt the norm and seek joy in unexpected places. Ultimately, '1, 2, 3 Sol' is a reminder to cherish the small moments, embrace change, and greet each day with a sense of possibility.