Todos los Dias

In 'Todos los Dias,' Juanes delivers a powerful message about the importance of love, perseverance, and living life to the fullest. The song opens with the acknowledgment that while one may not be able to change the entire world, they can certainly change their own world. This sentiment is reflected in the lines 'Se que no puedo cambiar el mundo / Pero si puedo cambiar el mundo en mi,' emphasizing personal responsibility and the impact of individual actions. By loving his home and life, Juanes finds happiness, suggesting that fulfillment comes from within and through simple, everyday acts of love.

The chorus, 'Solo quiero ir a lugares donde el amor solo va,' speaks to a desire to seek out places and experiences filled with love. This longing for genuine connections and meaningful experiences is a central theme in the song. Juanes contrasts this with the idea of not letting dreams die, as 'Solo un hombre muerto deja sus sueños morir.' This line underscores the importance of hope and ambition, even in the face of life's difficulties. The song encourages listeners to keep dreaming and striving, as nothing is impossible with faith.

The repeated refrain, 'La vida es una canción que hay que cantar con energía todos los días,' serves as a reminder to live life energetically and passionately every day. Juanes uses the metaphor of life as a song to convey that each day should be embraced with enthusiasm and positivity. The repetition of 'Todos los días' reinforces the idea of consistency and the daily effort required to live a fulfilling life. By keeping his head held high and never resting, Juanes exemplifies the resilience and determination needed to navigate life's challenges. The song ultimately inspires listeners to approach each day with love, energy, and unwavering faith.