¿ Qué Sera?

Amaral's song '¿ Qué Sera?' is a vibrant exploration of love, identity, and the quest for a better world. The lyrics are imbued with a sense of freedom and self-expression, as the protagonist describes themselves as a 'bala perdida' (lost bullet) and a 'viva la vida' (live life to the fullest) character. This imagery suggests a person who lives spontaneously and authentically, unbound by societal norms or expectations. The repeated assertion of always telling the truth underscores a commitment to honesty and integrity, even in a world that often values superficiality.

The song also delves into themes of friendship and equality, emphasizing that true connections transcend superficial differences. Lines like 'Si tú eres mi amigo, que más da ser chica o chico' (If you are my friend, what does it matter if you are a girl or a boy) and 'Si tú eres mi hermana, que más da ser negra o blanca' (If you are my sister, what does it matter if you are black or white) highlight a vision of a world where love and friendship are not constrained by gender or race. This inclusive message is a call for unity and understanding in a diverse world.

Amaral also touches on the pursuit of deeper, more meaningful experiences that cannot be bought with money. The lyrics 'Que las cosas que yo quiero, no se compran con dinero' (The things I want cannot be bought with money) and 'Busco un sentimiento nuevo' (I seek a new feeling) reflect a yearning for genuine emotional connections and a better world. The recurring question 'Qué será de mi amor, qué será de los dos' (What will become of my love, what will become of us) encapsulates the uncertainty and hope that accompany this quest for a more meaningful existence. The song's blend of personal introspection and social commentary makes it a poignant reflection on the human condition and the universal desire for love and unity.