Primero Dios (part. Marco Antonio Solís)

The song 'Primero Dios' is a duet performed by Yuri and Marco Antonio Solís, two prominent figures in Latin music. The lyrics of the song revolve around the theme of a mutual and amicable parting of ways between two individuals. The title, which translates to 'God Willing' or 'First God,' suggests a deference to divine will in the face of life's changes, emphasizing the hope that everything will turn out well if it is meant to be.

The song begins with a light-hearted introduction, setting a tone of camaraderie and respect between the artists. As the song progresses, the lyrics speak to a mature and respectful end to a relationship. The phrase 'Pongamos punto y aparte' which means 'Let's put a period and a new paragraph,' symbolizes the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. The song's protagonists express gratitude for what they have given each other and acknowledge that their feelings have naturally come to an end. They propose a toast to parting in peace, without feelings of defeat or abandonment.

The recurring theme is the desire for both parties to move on gracefully, wishing each other well on their new paths. The line 'Y que poco a poquito / Yo te olvide y me olvides / Primero Dios' translates to 'And little by little / I forget you and you forget me / God willing,' capturing the essence of letting go and moving forward with the hope that time will heal and that they will both find happiness, as God allows. The song's upbeat tempo and cheerful interjections contrast with the somber theme of parting, suggesting a celebration of the future rather than a mourning of the past.