Viajando Por El Mundo Lyrics – KAROL G

Viajando Por El Mundo Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Flight taking off toward happiness.

[Verso 1: KAROL G]
While traveling the world, she started noticing things she never appreciated before—like the beauty of nature, sunrises, and the simple joys life offers. She saw people enjoying everyday moments. Just waking up and saying “good morning” felt like a gift. There’s no point stressing out, because at the end of the day, we don’t take anything with us.

[Estribillo: KAROL G]
She refuses to leave this life without really living it. Every breath is a chance to enjoy life. She wants to make memories and stories, not waste time. Living isn’t just being alive—it’s feeling alive. What scares her isn’t death, but the idea of not truly having lived while she had the chance.

[Verso 2: KAROL G]
She dreams of wild, carefree adventures—getting married in Vegas without papers, drinking tequila in Mexico, admiring the Eiffel Tower, and taking playful photos with the Leaning Tower of Pisa. She imagines skinny-dipping in Ibiza, feeling the wind in her face, running shirtless in the rain, and grabbing a cheap slice of pizza in New York. It’s all about spontaneous, joyful living.

[Puente: KAROL G]
She insists again—she won’t leave this world without really living or feeling truly alive.

[Verso 3: Manu Chao]
He dreamed of a different world—both distant and close. He imagined new journeys, many paths, laughter, hope, and a world shaped by dreams.

[Verso 4: KAROL G]
She finds happiness in small moments—yelling “Pura Vida” in Costa Rica, sipping good coffee in Colombia, or warming up with sweet panela water on a cold night. Making friends on the street, laughing like crazy—those things matter more. Real luxury isn’t about diamonds or designer stuff—it’s about living calmly, without rush, enjoying every bit of life.

[Verso 5: Manu Chao]
He dreamed of another world again—so close yet far. He says he reached it through dreaming and fighting for it. He kept dreaming, even after waking up.

[Estribillo: KAROL G & Manu Chao]
They repeat the core idea—they won’t leave without truly living. They want to collect meaningful stories, not regrets. To them, living isn’t just about breathing; it’s about feeling alive every moment. The biggest fear isn’t dying—it’s realizing they never truly lived.

[Verso 6: Manu Chao]
He dreamed of love, day and night. He imagined a moon that never gave up and even told his cat about this other world and new journeys he kept dreaming about.

[Interludio: Manu Chao]
Like a flight announcement, it’s a poetic way of saying the journey goes on. Whether the dream is near or far, eventually, everything arrives—just like ocean waves always reach the shore.

[Outro: KAROL G & Manu Chao, Ambos]
They say again that they’re not leaving life without truly living it. Manu Chao talks about living freely—his “house” is a shoe, symbolizing a traveler’s life, moving wherever he wants. It’s not a fancy home but a way of living simply, walking through the world with purpose. The shoe might be worn-out and slippery in rain, but it carries stories and soul. He’d rather keep his old shoe than chase fancy things. They name different people from Colombia, showing connection to everyone. And they laugh every day because that’s how they stay alive inside. No matter how far the dream, everything will come in time.