100 Años (part. Maluma, & Calibre 50)

The song "100 Años" by Carlos Rivera, featuring Maluma and Calibre 50, is a heartfelt ballad that delves into the fear and desperation of potentially losing a cherished love. The lyrics open with a plea for the partner to look into the singer's eyes, sensing a change that fills him with dread. The fear that their love has suddenly faded is palpable, and the singer is desperate to rekindle the passion that once was.

The chorus is a powerful appeal to the partner not to leave, as such a departure would shatter the singer's heart. The singer is willing to change and do whatever is asked of him, highlighting the human nature of making mistakes and the longing for forgiveness. The phrase 'Es de humanos cometer más de un error' suggests an understanding that imperfection is part of being human, and it emphasizes the importance of forgiveness in relationships. The song's title, '100 Años,' refers to the saying that no hardship lasts a hundred years, but the singer fears that their love might be the exception, underscoring the depth of his commitment and the uniqueness of their bond.

The collaboration between Mexican and Colombian artists adds a cultural fusion to the song, celebrating the unity and shared emotions across borders. The song concludes with an affirmation of the value of their love, imploring that it's worth fighting for because true love is rare. The mutual love between the partners is undeniable, and the singer believes that both yearn for reconciliation, making the plea for a second chance all the more poignant.