Tantas Cosas Buenas

No es difícil de entender
Todo esto se va a perder
Tantas cosas buenas
derrumbándose a la vez
No es difícil de explicar
Si todo esto siempre pasa igual
No es difícil de entender
Todo esto se va a perder

No me digas que
Las cosas van a estar bien
No me digas que
Las cosas van a estar bien

Tu sonrisa pobre
Lo más bello que vi jamás
Guarda tu entusiasmo
Lo vas a necesitar
Tantas cosas por planear
Para no llegar a ningún lugar
No es difícil de entender
Todo esto se va a perder

No me digas que
Las cosas van a estar bien
No me digas que
Las cosas van a estar bien
No me digas que
Las cosas van a estar bien
No me digas que
Las cosas van a estar bien

¿Cuánto vamos a esperar?
No me digas que me estoy quejando
¿Cuánto vamos a esperar?
Ya no importa nada, no importa nada

No me digas que
Las cosas van a estar bien
No me digas que
Las cosas van a estar bien

_{#Lyrics #Music}

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Hello, warm greetings to everyone. I hope you're all well.

It's been a while since I last said hello, it's true, but it's always nice when I run into some of my colleagues in other places. Greeting you and seeing you is a source of joy for me, because music and the blog/vlog undeniably unite us.

Now speaking of music, "Él Mató A Un Policía Motorizado" (He Killed a Policeman on Motor Vehicles) has given us a ton of special songs, like "Medalla de Oro" (Gold Medal) or "El Tesoro" (The Treasure), for example, a smash hit. I, for one, have a deep affection for "El Magnetismo" (Magnetism) and for songs like this one I'm sharing with you today, "Tantas Cosas Buenas" (So Many Good Things).

"Tantas Cosas Buenas" (So Many Good Things) is a rather bittersweet song, perhaps a bit pessimistic, given the sentiment of the lyrics. However, going beyond what the song says, those clouds that seem quite gray in the sky of the melodies and lyrics make us feel a little of the warmth of someone who understands us, who has gone through something similar. It makes us feel like we're in common with someone else in this world so populated by people who are sometimes simply invisible.

Many good and not-so-good things continue to happen around us and in our lives; it's a blessing to be able to continue on this adventure full of lessons, efforts, and chapters that close, begin, sync up, make us reflect, feel grateful, or propel us forward. I thank God for the people he has placed by my side and for each of the blessings he has given me. I pray that he gives me wisdom and strength to face the paths ahead; even in the lives of you, kind-hearted people who read this.

Greetings, community, see you in the next rounds. Blessings to you and your families, may all your efforts be rewarded. Amen.