Sometimes we forget That there's only one life Death is so abusive Because it arrives without warning How beautiful women are Truly beautiful beings I am very fortunate I have never lacked women What a lived life The life I have lived Such beautiful drunkenness Toasting to pain's health What a lived life The life I have lived Living at 100% I have no complaints with God Sometimes we forget That there's only one life Death is so abusive Because it arrives without warning How beautiful women are Truly beautiful beings I am very fortunate I have never lacked women What a lived life The life I have lived Such beautiful drunkenness Toasting to pain's health What a lived life The life I have lived Living at 100% I have no complaints with God The song "Que Vida Tan Vivida" by Espinoza Paz reflects on the preciousness and fleeting nature of life. The lyrics acknowledge that sometimes we forget how valuable and fragile life is, as death can come unexpectedly without any warning. The song also pays tribute to the beauty of women and expresses the singer's gratitude for the many women who have been a part of his life. Despite life's ups and downs, including painful experiences represented by the reference to "beautiful drunkenness toasting to pain's health," the singer embraces the idea of living life to the fullest. The chorus emphasizes that the life he has lived has been rich and fulfilling, leading him to appreciate and not complain about God's blessings. Overall, the song is a reminder to cherish life, appreciate the beauty around us, and live without regrets.
