Vive Tu Vida (part. Keyvin C)

Mr. Black's song 'Vive Tu Vida' featuring Keyvin C is a vibrant call to live life to the fullest, embracing joy and dismissing worries about material possessions. The lyrics begin with a personal anecdote about the singer's penchant for rum, which he justifies by saying that it's in his drunkenness that he finds happiness. This sets the tone for the song's overarching message: life is about finding joy in your own way, regardless of others' opinions.

The chorus, 'Vive tu vida, gózatela bien,' which translates to 'Live your life, enjoy it well,' is a catchy and straightforward exhortation to savor life's pleasures. The song emphasizes that wealth is not a prerequisite for happiness, as evidenced by the lines about being able to get by even when money is tight. The mention of the cemetery where 'no se venden frías' ('cold drinks are not sold') serves as a poignant reminder that life is transient, and material wealth is ultimately meaningless in death.

The song also touches on the value of friendship and the importance of living in the moment. The lyrics encourage listeners to dance, enjoy, and drink, because life is short and money will come and go. The repeated phrase 'La vida es un vacilón' ('Life is a joke') suggests a lighthearted approach to life's ups and downs, and the repeated refusal to take love too seriously ('Yo no le meto corazón') reinforces the theme of not getting too attached to things that are fleeting.