Todo Termina Lyrics – Ricardo Arjona

Todo Termina Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
In this verse, Arjona talks about how life can bring moments of loneliness, heartbreak, and confusion. You might find yourself spending Sundays alone, drinking to cope with pain, or dealing with unfulfilling situations. Even friendships can betray you, and things may not be as clear as they seem, symbolized by yellow lights in the fog. Ultimately, everything comes to an end.

[Verso 2]
Here, Arjona describes temporary pleasures and mistakes, like having fast, superficial s*x to boast about, or practicing kisses in the mirror. He also mentions encounters with legal troubles and the risks you take in life, like jumping over fences for forbidden love. These moments may feel important, but they too fade with time.

[Coro]
The chorus emphasizes that life is filled with contrasts: there are divisions (like an Ecuador to split), fleeting adventures (flights to anywhere), and intense relationships that cause pain. You might gain pride and enemies, and even mundane things like hospital desserts remind us that life is always changing. Everything ends eventually.

[Verso 3]
In this verse, Arjona highlights life’s imperfections and embarrassing moments, like having an equation in a notebook that’s never solved, or experiencing shameful situations like being in a motel. He also mentions fleeting, pure moments, like a loving kiss at a street corner. All of these experiences eventually fade, just like everything else.

[Verso 4]
Here, Arjona reflects on the ups and downs of life. You’ll have moments of sadness, with songs to cry to and reasons to feel defeated. But you’ll also have faith, dreams of greatness, and simple memories like your childhood toys. However, even these things, as comforting as they are, eventually pass.

[Coro]
This chorus points out the contradictions in life. You may hold onto things like expired condoms or feel nostalgic for past moments. You’ll face many impossible tasks and new beginnings, but despite your best efforts, everything has an expiration date. Life, with all its attempts at renewal, ultimately ends.

[Verso 5]
Arjona continues with more of life’s paradoxes. You’ll have challenges like climbing mountains and throwing stones in rivers, and small victories like winning a trophy. Yet, excuses will always be available for mistakes, and even your most romantic gestures can feel superficial. In the end, nothing lasts forever.

[Verso 6]
In this verse, Arjona speaks about the inevitability of goodbyes, as well as the strength required to face what’s coming next. You’ll have moments of certainty and doubt, and sometimes anger that drives you to do what’s expected. Even childhood toys and kitchen skills are reminders that everything is fleeting.

[Coro]
This chorus repeats the theme of life’s contradictions. You’ll have a split personality at times, face loneliness even in company, and borrow ideas from others. You’ll hold onto truths, but even material things, like a cheap watch, show that everything, no matter how valuable, eventually fades.

[Outro]
The outro brings the song full circle by acknowledging life’s fragility. You’re given a lifetime to live, but often waste it on excuses. Ultimately, you’re reminded that death is inevitable, and how you choose to spend your time matters because wasted moments have consequences.