Mundo Agradable

David Lebon's song 'Mundo Agradable' (Pleasant World) is a heartfelt expression of the desire for personal freedom and a more harmonious existence. The lyrics begin with a personal declaration of wanting to wake up in a 'pleasant world' and to live freely, emphasizing the importance of living authentically and meaningfully. Lebon expresses a clear rejection of actions that lack purpose, highlighting his yearning to simply 'be' without the burdens of nonsensical obligations.

The chorus of the song amplifies this personal longing into a collective vision, stating that 'all people can improve' and 'all paths can help,' provided there is desire and presence ('if you are there, if you wish it'). This suggests a belief in the potential for collective human betterment and the power of individual choice in shaping a more positive community or environment. The repetition of these lines throughout the song serves to reinforce the universality and importance of this message.

Lebon also seeks clarity and peace, asking for 'a space of time' and communication free from harmful information. This desire for mental and emotional clarity is linked to his broader vision of a peaceful existence, both personally and universally. The song ends with a reaffirmation of this dream, which he shares with 'many more,' indicating a widespread yearning for peace, understanding, and a sense of home ('this is my house, where I want to be').